Report: Former Clemson CB signing with Chiefs

Brandon Rink - Assoc. Editor / Staff Writer - Saturday, April 27 2019

Former Clemson cornerback Mark Fields is joining a couple Clemson products with the Kansas City Chiefs as an undrafted free agent, per WSOC TV in Charlotte.

Fields was both a Senior Bowl and NFL combine standout, moving up his stock in draft circles after serving largely as a reserve for the Tigers.

The Charlotte native had his share of injury issues over the last two seasons but he did tally eight pass breakups in 20 games - two coming in the national title game versus Alabama in January.

Fields posted 13 pass breakups over four seasons, with 45 tackles (5 for loss) and one interception.

Other former Tigers in K.C. include Sammy Watkins, Bashaud Breeland and Dorian O'Daniel.

Former Hough and Clemson CB Mark Fields heading to the Kansas City Chiefs as an undrafted free agent.
— Phil Orban (@philorbanWSOC9) April 28, 2019

New @Chiefs Addition
Clemson CB Mark Fields (@MFII__)

2018
-64.7 Overall
-66.8 Coverage
-81.8 Overall & 81.2 Coverage in National Championship vs Alabama

2017
-68.2 Overall
-70.3 Coverage

2017
-76.8 Overall
-76.8 Coverage
-86.8 Tackling
-66.7 Run Defense#ChiefsKingdom https://t.co/FHuUcF4a8d
— PFF KC Chiefs (@PFF_Chiefs) April 28, 2019