Bryce Beyer is a 6'1" Running Back in the 2028 class.
Beyer attends Delano in Minnesota.
Beyer's Player Profile was created on October 21, 2025.
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Bryce
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Class
2028
Height
6'1"
Weight
185
HS
Delano
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MN
South Dakota State Prospect Camp 2: Honorable Mention Standouts
Finally got to see Delano’s Bryce Beyer up close and in the flesh! The 2028 stud RB has...
Written by Oliver West
Bryce
BeyerRB
Class
2028
Height
6'1"
Weight
185
HS
Delano
|
MN
PrepRedzoneMN 2028 Rankings Update: New to the Scene
A Top 30 overall and a Top 5 RB debut in the state is a serious first impression,...
Written by Oliver West
Oliver West | Prep Redzone Scout
Oliver West
Prep Redzone Lead Scout
Finally got to see Delano’sBryce BeyerBryceBeyer
6'1" | 185 lbs | RB
Delano | 2028 StateMN up close and in the flesh! The 2028 stud RB has some of the best film and measurables in the class, and he backed up in person at SDSU’s second & final prospect camp of the summer. Legit 6’+ and 190 lbs., popped off a 4.8 40, 4.6 shuttle, and 8’7 broad jump during testing, and showed off light feet, impressive acceleration, and a developing dynamic skillset that was working hard to flash and find success against a very talented and aggressive LB group that had descended on Brookings that day.
A Top 30 overall and a Top 5 RB debut in the state is a serious first impression, but Delano has some straight-up studs coming up through their ranks and specifically in their 2028 class. Beyer, a tall, fast, and powerful sophomore tailback is an electric RB who totaled 165 rushes for 1,047 yards and 8 TDs in 2025, 105 yards per game as a sophomore, and the first rep of his sophomore highlights really showcases his speed well.
You can see him shift gears as he first blows past the LOS before then accelerating through all three levels of the defense and leaving the DBs stuck in slow motion trying to track him down. Beyer has more than a few clips like that, including against Orono, the Class 4A champs this past season, and he’s a patient runner who follows his blocks and allows gaps and holes to develop in a a defense, especially as he stretches things out to the sideline. Beyer’s strong lower body helps him play with impressive contact balance, bouncing would-be tacklers off his lower body while maintaining forward and upright momentum, and he easily weaves by defenders in the open field. He’s elusive in the open field and has a good bag of tools to make defenders miss, and played with an air of athletic dominance you don’t see too often from sophomores at the RB position in Minnesota. Hope to see this kid this summer!