The Buffalo Bills showed in their analysis of Cody Ford that even though draft analysts say a player should be moved from tackle to guard, they could be wrong.
Whether or not Charlotte’s Cameron Clark proves the same in the NFL, he has that similar type of speculation attached to his game. Like Ford, the Bills have also reportedly shown interest in him, according to The Draft Network:
Charlotte OT Cameron Clark, one of the more underrated prospects in this class, is receiving significant interest. He’s already had 12 FaceTime meetings with teams that include the #Browns, #Jets, #Bills, #Redskins, #Chiefs, and #Bengals, per source.
— Jordan Reid (@JReidNFL) April 12, 2020
In college, Clark played exclusively at left tackle. But even there, he earned his team’s MVP award in school. That’s something an offensive lineman doesn’t always see. The 6-foot-4, 308 pounder has NFL length along with plenty of experience. He was a three-year starter at Charlotte, but also a two-year captain.
Having said that, Clark, a senior, did earn first-team, all-Conference USA honors, but that’s not the SEC and will require a big leap to the NFL level. Stacked head-to-head with some of those Power Five lineman at the recent scouting combine, Clark didn’t blow anyone out of the water. But he certainly held his own, putting up a 5.29 second 40 time, along with 26 bench press reps. Clark will likely be a later pick at the 2020 NFL Draft.
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