Rookies have a lot to contend with in the NFL as they adjust to the speed and physicality of the game and the length of the season. They also have to deal with an offseason focused on running the 40-yard dash and weighing in at the perfect number rather than training for actual football activities. That’s why the jump in play can be so significant for players going from their first to second year. According to Mark Kaboly, Mason McCormick is going to be one of those players.
“You talk about a guy who is like Jekyll and Hyde.