Mason Randall gives San Diego a steady, experienced QB with proven production
In the 2021 season, Mason Randall showed the kind of veteran command coaches love: he started 10 of 11 games and threw for 2,236 yards with 13 touchdowns, including 1,823 passing yards in Pioneer League play[1]. He’s a polished, multi-year college quarterback with size (6'2", 190) and a track record of handling volume, plus a peak game where he went 24-for-29 for 242 yards and four total touchdowns in 2021[1][6]. If a team wants an experienced distributor who can run an offense efficiently, Randall is a sensible fit; the big question is whether the current opportunity is about depth, leadership, or one last push. [1][6]
