Mason is a defensive lineman who plays with consistent effort, strength at the point of attack, and a steady ability to stay involved in every play. On film, he stands out for how active he is after contact—he doesn’t stay blocked long and constantly works to free himself and find the football.

Against the run, Mason shows good discipline and physicality. He sets a solid edge, holds his gap, and does a reliable job shedding blockers when the ball declares. He’s not easily moved off his spot, and his ability to anchor helps limit space in the interior.

As a pass rusher, he wins more with effort and persistence than flash, collapsing pockets by staying active and working through protection. Even when he doesn’t get clean wins, he keeps his feet moving and forces quarterbacks to adjust. Mason was offered by Boston College , Florida Atlantic, North Texas ,UTSA, Texas State.

Mason showed strong effort and developing technique working through the defensive line group. In individual drills, he fired off the ball with urgency and focused on maintaining low pad level while engaging blockers with active hands.

Johnson brings violence and urgency to the interior defensive line. He fires off the ball with quickness, delivers a stiff punch at engagement, and plays with active, heavy hands that consistently disrupt blocking schemes. He pushes the pocket with power and doesn’t stop working until the play is finished.

His high motor and physical demeanor stand out, Johnson seeks contact and thrives in the trenches. January offers from North Texas and UNLV confirm what the tape already shows.

Outlook: Interior disruptor with Power Four upside. Expect his offer list to grow rapidly through spring and summer evaluations.