Tre Mason, RB, Auburn
DGGA Scouting Report
The Breakdown:
- He has a compact, high-cut frame...
- He runs at a low pad level...
- He has the ability to take a defender out of his cleats with his cutback agility and lateral movements…
- He is a big-play type with a good head for the game...
- He is quick to see coverage and shows good patience following blocks…
- He is a normal stride runner...
- He has the plant-and-drive agility to change directions suddenly…
- He makes quick decisions on the move, showing superb field vision...
- He is very consistent in finding the cutback lanes…
- He runs with good balance, showing the strength to power through the pile…
- He works hard for extra yardage and is a tough runner who won't back down…
- He has quick feet and a sudden step in and out of the hole…
- He lowers his pads, squares his shoulders and has very good pick-and-slide agility...
- He has a sharp, short burst and uses his leg drive properly to cut upfield before getting to the corner…
- He hits the crease hard and has the vision to work his way through traffic…
- He is an aggressive inside runner with the weaving ability to escape from the pile...
- His leg drive constantly keeps him moving forward…
- He shows good flexibility and concentration extending for the ball outside his frame...
- He can get open and provide production on swings and screens…
- He won't shy away from contact blocking in-line...
- He is much more effective as a cut blocker in space…
- He has the strength to sustain blocks vs. second-level defenders…
- He has good change-of-direction balance when trying to pick up stunts and protect the pocket...
The Overview:
Tre Mason's compact build, vision and ability to cut and go with underrated power... He has low center of gravity, which causes defenders to have problems getting him down upon initial contact… Tre is a one-speed runner who lacks an elite second gear to pull away... He has shown good hands as a return man, and be an additional weapon in the receiving game... Projected: Round 3
