Bryce Beachem is a 5'9" Defensive Back/Wide Receiver in the 2027 class.
Beachem attends Johnston in Iowa.
Beachem's Player Profile was created on March 1, 2024.
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Expert Analysis
Bryce
BeachemDB/WR
Class
2027
Height
5'9"
Weight
175
HS
Johnston
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IA
2027s Receive First In-State Division I Offers
One of the top gadget guys in the state that did a variety of things at a high...
Written by Eliot Clough
Bryce
BeachemDB/WR
Class
2027
Height
5'9"
Weight
175
HS
Johnston
|
IA
Scouting Reports: Johnston Dragons 2025
A true gadget guy, Bryce Beachem did a little bit of everything for the Dragons on Friday night....
Written by Eliot Clough
Bryce
BeachemDB/WR
Class
2027
Height
5'9"
Weight
175
HS
Johnston
|
IA
’27 Iowa Defensive Backs Ready to Rise in 2025
Beachem served notice last season that he’s a big play waiting to happen. As a receiver, the sophomore...
Written by Rob Howe
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One of the top gadget guys in the state that did a variety of things at a high level for Johnston last season, Bryce BeachemBryceBeachem
5'9" | 175 lbs | DB/WR
Johnston | 2027 StateIA
picked up his first-evern Division I offer from Drake over the weekend.
A deep threat in the passing game that can take a slant over the middle to the house, go in-motion behind the line of scrimmage and force the defense to adjust, plus take a handoff out of the backfield and uses his quickness to weave in and out of cuts to evade tackles, Beachem is a weapon in a lot of ways for the Dragons.
Playing as a corner on defense and serving as a returner on special teams, Beachem’s ability to read-and-react quickly separates him from other ATH-type of players. Jumping a route or making a tackle in the backfield on a screen pass, Beachem can just as easily make a would-be tackler miss in the open field on returns.
Making plays on a swing pass, an end-around and as a target in the immediate and down field passing game, Beachem served as a versatile weapon to attack the Centennial defense in a variety of ways. Even throwing a 37-yard touchdown pass to Kanaan Reinders in the second half, Beachem was the master of all trades for Johnston.
Oh, and don’t forget the interception he nabbed in the first half, either. At corner, Beachem read and reacted to a swing pass by Centennial, leaping in front of the pass and grabbing the interception to set up a score and extend the Dragon lead to 20-6 just before half.
Beachem served notice last season that he’s a big play waiting to happen. As a receiver, the sophomore turned seven catches into 161 yards with a touchdown. He averaged 12.7 yards on seven punt returns. Beachem shined the brightest on defense, however. He picked off six passes, taking half of them to the house. And twenty four of his 29.0 tackles were solo. Beachem’s 2024 highlight video reveals a cornerback with smooth actions back-peddling and in changing directions. The operation positions him to go get the ball when he’s challenged and discourages plenty of throws. Beachem breaks quickly on throws to deflect what he can’t intercept. The receiver clips impress, too. His speed and athleticism play well there.