Stats: 9 receptions, 139 Yards, 1 TD

It has been 10 weeks so far and defenses still haven’t figured out that they need to have at least one guy staying deep over the top of the senior WR because several times a game Mason is going to be using that top end speed to try and rip the top off the defense. Mason has speed to burn and really good ball skills, making for a dangerous deep threat. River Falls has done a great job with their gameplan, though, because they also get Mason involved in the quick passing game to attack the big cushions he gets. One thing is for certain. The senior WR creates mismatches on a play to play basis. Check out the WR steal.

Mason has shown up and performed very well at several camps over the years. This was just the most recent live look we have gotten and it was a good one. The 6′ 180 lbs WR ran a 4.75 40, 4.15 shuttle, jumped 8’11” and 32.9″. That was just the beginning because when we got to 1v1s against DBs Mason stood out from the crowd with his route running. It was impressive watching his patience leading up to the route break and then the explosion of acceleration and power to get in and out of his breaks quickly. The incoming senior has become an advanced route runner and also had some impressive releases off the line, making sure to get off the line quickly and also get vertical after getting by the DB off the line.