Mason's NFL Journey Begins with Seahawks

On April 26th, Wisconsin tight-in Lance Mason just signed with a Seattle Seahawks as an

undrafted free agent.

After only one season with the Badgers, he earned second team all big ten honors from

the coaches in 2025.

That's a solid stamp of approval for a guy who made waves quick.

Mason stepped in and carved out a real role in that Wisconsin offense, which loves its

tight-ends.

His blocking and root running down the middle caught NFL eyes, turning a short stay

into pro potential.

Badgers fans know the drill, Wisconsin's built a pipeline for tight-ends heading to the

league, stressing physical play and reliability.

Mason fits right in that mold, boosting the program's rep once again.

Now in Seattle, he's walking into a packed tight-end room during the offseason.

Undrafted guys like him got a grind on special teams and shine in practice to stick around.

Keep an eye on Rookie Mini Camp and Training Camp.

With Mason holds his own, he could be the next Badger tight-in battling for a roster