Mack had a strong overall showing at the Midwestern State camp and separated himself within the quarterback group, ultimately earning MVP honors for the position room. He operated with good control throughout testing, individual QB drills, and one-on-one passing periods, consistently showing a clean, repeatable throwing motion. In structured reps, he was most effective working timing-based concepts, where he delivered the ball on schedule and kept the offense moving without unnecessary risk.

Mack is a quarterback who really stands out when you turn on the film. He shows smooth mechanics and a clean release, allowing him to consistently deliver accurate throws at all levels of the field. His footwork is solid, and you can see how it translates into his timing and ball placement, keeping his offense in rhythm.

On tape, Mack does a great job reading defenses and working through his progressions. He doesn’t lock onto one target—he scans the field, identifies openings, and makes smart decisions with the football. When pressure comes, he stays composed, slides within the pocket, and keeps his eyes downfield to make plays instead of forcing throws.

What really stands out is his ability to control the game. He delivers the ball in stride, creates opportunities for his playmakers, and consistently makes the right read in key situations. Mack’s combination of awareness, accuracy, and poise makes him a quarterback who can lead an offense and impact every drive.