Big-bodied, sure-handed Buffalo TE who hit the NFL as a proven red-zone weapon
In his 2016 season at Buffalo, Mason Schreck stood out as a 6-foot-5, 258-pound mismatch tight end who led the Bulls’ passing attack from his position with 59 catches for 651 yards and 4 touchdowns, earning All-MAC Second Team honors and a John Mackey Award watch-list nod[1][9][12]. He was especially valuable because he combined quarterback background, good ball skills, and enough size to stress smaller defenders, though his NFL path later showed he was more complementary piece than featured option[2][6][7]. If your team wants a physical TE who can create leverage, block with intent, and flash reliable hands rather than pure splash-play volume, he’s the kind of profile coaches love to steal for their room[1][9].
