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Asaad Beyah

Linebacker

2028 Class

6'3" Height

215 Weight

Roman Catholic School

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Asaad Beyah is a 6'3" Linebacker in the 2028 class. Beyah attends Roman Catholic in Pennsylvania. Beyah's Player Profile was created on May 15, 2024. Subscribe to Prep Redzone to see where Asaad Beyah is ranked and what our scouts have written about them.

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Vic Castillo

Prep Redzone Lead Scout

50. Asaad Beyah Asaad Beyah 6'3" | 215 lbs | LB Roman Catholic | 2028 State PA

Asaad Beyah Asaad Beyah 6'3" | 215 lbs | LB Roman Catholic | 2028 State PA falls from No. 27 out of 200 prospects to No. 50 in a much deeper rankings pool, but the evaluation itself has not changed much. At 6’3, 215 pounds with a 4.0 GPA, Beyah remains unoffered despite ranking ahead of many linebackers already holding Division One offers. I still view him as a potential Power Four caliber linebacker regardless of where his recruitment currently stands. Roman Catholic prospects often require patience, and I believe Beyah fits that trend. He has not been overly active on social media, but I have little doubt he continues putting in the work behind the scenes. This is one of the evaluations I am willing to stand behind. Recruiting will need to pick up for him to maintain this ranking, but I believe it eventually will. We will find out over the next year whether this projection proves correct.

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Vic Castillo

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6’3, 200 pounds. 4.0 GPA. Heading into his second year at Roman Catholic, I’m personally expecting two things as the Fall approaches: a ton of future production from his backer spot and an uptick in recruiting. Recruiting can hit for prospects at peculiar times, yet I have a feeling Asaad Beyah Asaad Beyah 6'3" | 215 lbs | LB Roman Catholic | 2028 State PA will make it easy for next-level recruiters to feel comfortable courting him.

Carving out a serious role in a loaded defense as a sophomore would do wonders for his visibility/exposure. Right now, Beyah is a guess/projection from myself, one I’m willing to put out for any/all coaches to see/read. Yet Beyah making his case undeniable involves him putting out elite tape. Beyah’s current Hudl is lacking substance, yet I expect that to change. Excited to see how he’s utilized moving forward.