Where is Mason Taylor from?

Mason Taylor is a college football tight end for the LSU Tigers at Louisiana State University. Taylor is the son of NFL Pro Hall of Fame defensive end Jason Taylor, who played 15 seasons in the NFL, primarily with the Miami Dolphins, and his uncle Zach Thomas is also a Pro Football Hall of Fame inductee.

Taylor enrolled at LSU in January 2022 according to the official website of Louisiana State University. During his college career, Taylor established various records and became the most productive tight end in the school's history. He had 129 receptions for 1,308 yards and six touchdowns during his college football career. Taylor ended his college career with a streak of catching at least one pass in 28 straight games.

Mason Taylor's Hometown

Mason Taylor is from the city of Plantation, Florida, according to his official NFL page. Taylor attended St. Thomas Aquinas High School in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Taylor was a three-star recruit in school. Taylor was a three-star recruit in high school. Where he played for coach Roger Harriott. Taylor contributed to his high school team to win the 2020 Florida State 7A Championship and Taylor was a Miami Herald All-Broward County First-Team Selection.

Where was Mason Taylor born?

Mason Taylor was Born on 8 May 2004, in Plantation, Florida.

Mason Taylor Nationality

Mason Taylor holds American Nationality.

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