Ben Madon

C2P- What type of scheme did you run in college? What did coaches ask of you? BM – Blocked a zone scheme. Coaches asked me to put my hand in the ground and block an OLB/DE, then be split out wide and block in space. As well as being a valuable option in the pass game. C2P – What are the hallmark qualities of your ability on the field that NFL scouts will immediately identify? BM – Athleticism, reliable, fast C2P – What positive abilities go hidden? Maybe the scheme didn’t allow you to showcase curtain aspects of your game or leadership qualities or game film study? What do scouts need to know about you they have yet to find out? BM – I think our scheme was fine for me to showcase my strengths, if you watch my film you will see I was aligned all over the field blocking and catching. I am a team first guy and will do anything to make my team better. C2P – What is something positive said to you by coaches that motivates you to keep getting better? BM – Keep up the good work C2P – Was there anything ever said negative that helps you grind towards your goal that you use as motivation? Who said it? BM – There has been a few people in my life who have doubted me and talked negatively about me that has been good motivation C2P – Anything interesting as a person we should know about you – Any interesting aspects of your life that are worthy of mentioning? Hobbies etc… BM – Deer hunting and Fishing C2P – Height/Weight leaving high school and current Height/Weight now? BM – 6’2-200 current 6’4 240

C2P – Were you a team captain?
BM – Yes

C2P – How many concussions have you had?
BM -0

C2P – How many career starts?
BM – 30

C2P – Two good reasons to pay taxes?
BM – Schools and roadways

C2P – Have you ever been arrested?
BM – No

C2P – One word to describe your ability on the field?
BM – Athletic

C2P – Would you rather be a cat or a dog?
BM – Dog

Madon is a long athletic tight end. A slender built frame that excels at getting down field. Playing in a traditional offense, Madon finished second in receptions (34) and receiving yards (456). The bulk of Madon’s upside is his pass catching ability and agility to get down field, but he is stout and able to handle blocking assignments. He displays good eye-hand coordination and focus. Consistently catches the ball away from his frame. Not a massive target with average straight line speed with limited elusiveness. Good overall awareness and football instincts.