The son of former star NFL defensive end Jason Taylor, Mason Taylor has been set on blazing his own path in football outside of his fathers shadow. When media mention his dad, he’s quick to steer the conversation to a new topic. He has a strong work ethic and it doesn’t just show in media interviews. It shows on the field, too. In three years, he was one of the most productive tight ends in LSU history.

TE Mason Taylor, LSU

Pros:

  • Good athlete, moves very well for the position.
  • Very solid upper body strength.
  • Very physical football player, difficult to bring down after the catch.
  • Very solid receiver. Made some crazy catches over his career at LSU.
  • Solid route runner. Creates good separation in the quick game.
  • Ran an advanced route tree that progressively got better at LSU.
  • Very capable downhill run blocker.

Cons:

  • Average explosion and acceleration.
  • Had some concentration drop issues over his career.
  • Doesn’t adjust to inaccurate footballs very well, really needs the throw delivered to his frame.
  • Not consistent through contact.

Projection: 3rd/4th Round

Projected Role: TE2

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