Logan Mason is a 5'10" Quarterback in the 2029 class.
Mason attends Mountain Ridge in Utah.
Mason's Player Profile was created on June 20, 2025.
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Logan has been a player I’ve seen multiple times this offseason. Logan is a signal caller who has...
Written by Andy Pham
Logan
MasonQB
Class
2029
Height
5'10"
Weight
167
HS
Mountain Ridge
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UT
Exposure Camp Spotlight : QB Standouts
Prospect out of Corner Canyon High School is a 5’11”, 170-pound quarterback who is only going to become...
Written by Carson Mund
Logan
MasonQB
Class
2029
Height
5'10"
Weight
167
HS
Mountain Ridge
|
UT
Prep Redzone Utah Exposure Series: QB’s
Logan made nice throws on the evening, including some intermediate and deep shots. He’s a player who is...
Written by Andy Pham
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Andy Pham
Prep Redzone Scout
Logan has been a player I’ve seen multiple times this offseason. Logan is a signal caller who has made some great throws and is a Quarterback with a quick delivery and shows good ball placement. With added live game reps, he’ll get a lot out of the season at the JV or SO level. He will use this year to springboard himself to a big 2027 season.
Prospect out of Corner Canyon High School is a 5’11”, 170-pound quarterback who is only going to become more impressive as he continues to physically mature and develop. Watching him spin it, his arm strength, and the sheer zip he puts on the football are awesome to see in person. Mason pairs that natural arm talent with really good feet, consistently keeping a strong, solid base underneath him at all times in the pocket. He is absolutely a kid who could turn heads in the near future, which he proved by throwing some highly accurate balls during both the routes on air and live 1-on-1 sessions. With his current skill set, he should undoubtedly be right in the mix when it comes to the quarterback battle at Corner Canyon. Either way, whenever the time comes for him to finally get his chance to take the reins and lead an offense, I fully believe he has the tools to excel.
Logan made nice throws on the evening, including some intermediate and deep shots. He’s a player who is still growing into his frame, and with some of the nice throws he made, he’s one that I’m looking forward to seeing develop over the years. He has good traits to like, including a throwing motion that looks and feels natural, is accurate, and has an athletic stance in the pocket.