Mason Reiger Suddenly Surging Up ESPN Draft Board

Mason Reiger's remarkable climb in ESPN's NFL Mock Draft reveals his potential as a draft-day steal, captivating scouts with his standout performances.

Wisconsin fans, get ready to cheer as Mason Reiger is making waves on the NFL draft scene. According to ESPN's latest seven-round mock draft by Matt Miller, Reiger is projected to go to the Chicago Bears at No.

  1. This fourth-round prediction marks a significant leap for Reiger, who was initially pegged as a potential seventh-rounder at the season's end.

Reiger's stock skyrocketed following his standout performance at the East-West Shrine Bowl, where he snagged the defensive MVP title. This caught the attention of NFL scouts and draft analysts, propelling him up the draft boards.

At the combine, Reiger continued to impress, ranking second in the vertical jump with a 40-inch leap, fourth in the broad jump at 10'5", and placing seventh in the 10-second split. His performance across various drills showcased his athletic prowess and potential.

Despite not being listed among ESPN's top edge rushers, Reiger is mock drafted as the 13th edge rusher, surpassing Tennessee's Joshua Josephs. This rapid rise in rankings highlights Reiger's blend of impressive intangibles and strong game tape, proving he can compete against elite rookie talent.

There's no doubt that Reiger's journey from a seventh-round hopeful to a potential fourth-round pick has been remarkable. As teams look for hidden gems, Reiger stands out as a promising prospect who could climb even higher by the time the actual NFL Draft rolls around. Whoever takes a chance on him might just land themselves a draft-day steal.