Kansas City Chiefs interview offensive tackle prospect Cameron Clark

As pre-draft preparation continues for the Kansas City Chiefs, the team decided to include an interview with tackle Cameron Clark from UNC-Charlotte.

The Kansas City Chiefs continue to meet with offensive tackle prospects leading up to the 2020 NFL Draft. Their latest conversation is with Cameron Clark, a long-term starter at left tackle for University of North Carolina-Charlotte. Per Jordan Reid, the Chiefs are just one of a dozen teams who have spent pre-draft time chatting with Clark online.

The Chiefs have met with a number of tackles this offseason, which means they’re doing their homework on strengthening an aging position. The swing tackle this season is veteran Mike Remmers, who signed this offseason as a free agent from the New York Giants, replacing Cam Erving.

Eric Fisher and Mitchell Schwartz are still high-performing starters, but Fisher was injured for several games in 2019. He’s also 29 years old and a seven-year veteran who will turn 30 in January. Schwartz  is playing his best football these days, but he’s also an eight-year veteran turning 31 this summer.

Clark stands at 6’4, 308 lbs. and comes with three years starting experience at left tackle. It’s possible a team will want to slide him inside, but either way, he will require some development and training work before he’s ready to seriously contribute at the next level. For a team with the luxury of sitting a tackle for a year or two, Clark could be a nice add.

The Chiefs have also reportedly met with Saadiq Charles of LSU, Jack Driscoll of Auburn, Josh Jones of Virginia, Evin Ksierzarczyk of Buffalo, and Tyre Phillips of Mississippi State.