Georgia Tech’s downhill RB with pro-level contact balance
Jordan Mason is a compact, physical back who has shown he can create yardage on his own, finishing his Georgia Tech career as a tough inside runner with 2,011 rushing yards and 13 touchdowns. His calling card is power through contact, burst through arm tackles, and a no-nonsense style that fits run-heavy, between-the-tackles schemes. He’s not just a volume stat guy—his film and later NFL scouting buzz pointed to strong contact balance and an ability to generate yards after contact, making him the kind of back who can wear defenses down and bring an instant toughness edge to a roster.
