Mason didn’t get to play until late, but he did his thing and even got a touchdown to head home. His arm looks ready to be a starter for the program, and he can evade pressure well. When evading, he makes plays through the air. Mason has now come in twice against Glenville and looked the part while being the backup.

Mason serves as Alex’s backup but has seen limited game time. I’ve seen plenty of Mason in the past couple years. He throws with confidence and anticipation. I am confident in saying that if Mason had to become the starter for the offense, his ability would be more than enough for the team.

I’ve seen Mason a few times in the 7v7 scene this past offseason, and he impressed. I want to see the growth he’s made from then to now and whether he can be a top competitor in the QB class.

Miller stood out to me because of his ball placement in tight area throws. He had a handful of perfectly placed balls on the sidelines. He has his timing and placement down on comebacks, which is hard to do, let alone so young. He lets it rip with confidence and doesn’t have an issue processing the middle of the field. I felt he got more confident as the weekend went on and could have been in the MVP running if there was another day.