Clark Kent

Clark Kent is an American Football player. He currently plays for the Kansas City Chiefs.

High school
Kent attended Smallville High school, where he lettered in track and field for 3 years. He won a state championship his senior year for Smallville. Kent received offers from Texas Tech, Miami, Hawaii, Kansas State, and Ohio State. Kent would ultimately choose to go to Metropolis to stay close to the family farm to help out.

Metropolis
Kent enrolled in 2010 at Metropolis. He helped out on the farm and played pick up games at the rec center.

2013
Kent's junior year of college had quite the twist. Metropolis added a football program, and Lionel Luthor quickly found Kent and knew he would be the perfect QB. He led Metropolis to an 8-5 first season, an impressive inaugural victory in the Battle for America, and threw for 2570 yards.

2014

Kent had a second 8-5 season with 2647 yards. He was advised to declare for the draft. After much deliberation, he decided that he would declare for the draft as he will have completed his degree before the draft.

NFL Career
Clark Kent was invited to the NFL combine and had a great showing. He was drafted to the Kansas City Chiefs.

Kansas City
Kent is Considered a Hometown hero in KC. Kansas origin's and a "boy scout" mentality have made him a Midwestern favorite. He has broken NFL records, and is in a battle with Matt Trowbridge for most passing yards in a game.