Offensive line scouting is a tricky business, but sometimes guys make it easy on us. Ingalls moved over to J.H. Rose from Greene Central in the offseason and also worked tirelessly on his strength and footwork. It’s shown up on film. He’s thriving at left tackle for the undefeated Rampants, bullying defenders in the running game and showing improved technique in the passing game. He’ll probably add another 10-15 pounds by the time he graduates, and has the power profile to slide inside, if colleges prefer him at guard.

Ingalls moves over to Rose from Greene Central where he thrived last season. If there were any worries about his skill translating to a bigger classification, he’s already put most of those to bed with several strong outings in the preseason. Despite being a bit undersized (with a frame to add weight) he’s one of the strongest offensive linemen in the state. He uses that strength to control interior defenders, often with ease.

Ingalls had a strong year for Greene Central last year, and he’s taking some momentum into the summer. He’s moving to J.H. Rose, and he’s working this summer to get bigger and faster. He’s already picked up a top camp performer honor this summer, and he has plenty of time to continue to develop into a consistently dominant tackle prospect.

Beckett Ingalls Beckett Ingalls 6'3" | 270 lbs | OL Rose | 2028 State NC – OL | Greene Central | C/O 2027 showed up to the Central Carolina Lineman Showdown ready to compete. The Greene Central lineman plays like a true road grader, bringing a physical presence every rep. Ingalls battled all camp long and never shied away from the competition. He displayed strong, quick hands at contact and consistently worked to finish his blocks. Just as important, he took coaching well throughout the event and showed great positive energy and emotion while competing, making him one of the more gritty and coachable offensive linemen at the showcase.