Jets Select Charlotte OT Cameron Clark (4th Round #129 Overall)

Clark has good arm length and played almost exclusively at left tackle, but his game is better-suited at guard. He has good upper-body power to shock and plays with a mauler’s demeanor when battling and finishing. Lateral quickness is below average in the run game and his pad level needs to be corrected for a move inside. He’s not a slick move-and-mirror pass protector, but length and redirect power are weapons to work with if he can get his footwork and punch-timing shored up. He had outstanding moments against Clemson but didn’t sustain that level of play throughout the season. The flashes are there but he needs to play with better consistency to make a mark.

• Two-year captain and three-year starter
• Broad frame, long arms and big hands
• Impressive pushing Clemson around at point of attack
• Twitchy upper body with plenty of pop and strength
• Ability to turn and secure man-on-man blocks
• Quality effort level to recover in second phase
• Filthy demeanor as block finisher in run game
• Tackle experience and traits a plus inside
• Punch should become more stout and consistent with work

• Ran penalty total too high in 2019
• Below average quickness laterally and on pulls
• Needs to play with much better pad level as drive blocker
• Inconsistent anticipation of block angles
• Feet lag behind, leading to some block slippage in sustain
• Needs to vary his punch approach
• Redirect steps are a little tardy
• Allowed leakage from post on counters and from B-gap rushers