Mobile, Ala. – He has rare proportions that both the father and uncle in the Celebrity Football Hall be, however Lsu Tight end Mason Taylor – Jason Taylor’s edge, son of the back of the back of the back Zak Thomas – will make his spray in the American Football Association on the offensive side of the ball.
Jason said on Thursday’s training monitoring at The Senior Bowl, while his son is preparing for The American Football Association draft. “It is a super competitor; it’s difficult like nails. The pain will not appear. He will put his face in the mass. It is just this type of man.”
After three years in LSU, Taylor is one of the smallest possibilities in the draft, and he is still only 20 years old, but he imposes physically in the same way that his father was. My father played in 6 feet and 6, 244 pounds, and Taylor is already included in 6-5, 255, which offers a great goal for a quadruple. He also grew up in the American Football Association world, so he understands the demands of being a supportive athlete and the obligation required to play at the elite level.
“My uncle and my father, they always told me that there are no shortcuts in this game,” Masson said. “The whole thing is about hard work. They were not the weight of men coming out of high school and college, but the ethics of their work, put their head down and tried to be as consistent as possible.”
Taylor may also get a batch of the last success of the LSU offensive stars. The teammates were in 2022-23 with Qurtubbere Jayden Daniels And receptors Malik Nabars and Brian Thomas JuniorThree of the best young women in the US Football Association this season. One thing that Taylor shares with them is self -confidence, which comes from physical and mental readiness.
“The mental part, everything starts with confidence – confidence in your style, and bless yourself in the right situation,” he said.
Masson said he started football for youth on the defensive side and played well there, but before his first year of high school in Fort Lauderdiel St. Thomas Akinas, it was his father who suggested that he had a group of skills translating into the attack.
His father said: “He wanted to take care of his way, doing it in his own way.”
The American Football Association has witnessed an increase in the effect of the upwards from narrow ends in recent years. In the past four seasons, there have been five tight ends with at least 50 trap: Brook Powers In 2024, Sam Laporta and Dalton Kinkaid In 2023, and Bat FREEREMTH and Kyle Bates In 2021, this is after only one season of this in the previous seven years, so the narrow end is now seen as a position in which the right possibility can intervene immediately.
Taylor’s father and uncle also told him not to sweat when he was formulated. Jason was chosen in the third round in 1997, Thomas was formulated in the fifth round in 1996, and they continued to play 15 and 13 years, respectively, on their way to Canton. With a strong show at Senior Bowl on Saturday and NFL, combining training next month, Taylor can help his stock. Prospect Grade by Next Gen Stats Planshing as a “excessive beginning” in the end.
Jason said he had learned over the years to enjoy his son’s football trip as a father and nothing more.
“I just stand, watch, support and smile. It is a more fatty hell [than playing]He said: “He is less painful but very stressful. I kept outside it, though I had this theory of fathers from when I was training in youthful football: shut up and applause. I try to do it this way.”
Greg Aman is the American Football Association correspondent in Fox Sports. He spent a previous contract to cover Pirate to Tampa Bay Mys and athletes. You can follow it on Twitter on Gregauman.
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