Elias Martinez Beasley earns the Best All-Around Lineman superlative in the 2026 class. The No. 1 offensive lineman in New Jersey backs up his ranking with elite tape.

At 6’3”, 275 pounds, Beasley brings rare athleticism to the interior. He moves fluidly, quickly reaches defenders, and excels as a puller. Whether blocking in space on screens or winning one-on-one battles in the run game, he gets the job done. His pass sets are crisp, his footwork is clean, and his technique continues to sharpen.

His versatility adds another layer to his game. While best suited as a guard, he has reps at tackle and even on the defensive line. That kind of flexibility makes him even more valuable to college programs.

Scouts have taken notice. Beasley recently picked up an offer from Charlotte, and more will come as his film circulates. With his skill set and upside, he makes a strong case as the most complete lineman in the class.

Previous Overall Rank: 41
New Overall Rank: 6
New Positional Rank: 1

Rising up to become the state’s #1 offensive line prospect for the class of 2026, Elias Martinez-Beasley possesses tons of attributes and skills that make him a tremendous ball player with a high college outlook. First thing is first: whether it be in-line blocking or when on the move, Martinez-Beasley finishes his blocks by keeping his feet buzzing through contact. Like a sage offensive lineman, Martinez-Beasley works both his hands inward and his hips upward when he is performing at peak play. Martinez-Beasley’s excitement shines through on film, as he is totally stoked to make crushing blocks. His feet are equally a part of what he does, as we see him stay in front of slanters who dare cross his face or slide effectively in either direction. Lastly, more so than any offensive lineman I can recently recall, Martinez-Beasley duck walks consistently, taking short, choppy steps to maintain control of his opponent.

It should not come as a surprise that the state’s top offensive linemen has impressive film. For Elias Martinez-Beasley, his game is his feet, quickness, and power. Martinez-Beasley does a superb job of keeping his feet through contact, working, and finishing his blocks – especially when pulling. Understanding leverage, we see him work his hands upwards into the chest of his opponent. I love linemen who get fired up to do their part of the game – Martinez-Beasley fits that mold as he his totally pumped when he makes killer blocks. Hs quick feet allow him to stay in front of defenders who cross his face when slanting. Martinez-Beasley’s head placement is correct when pulling, preventing his assignment from getting inside his block. Pass protection features Martinez-Beasley punching and recoiling to keep defenders at bay, while his feet do not stop should he find himself locked on someone. With his duck walk when run blocking, it should come as a shock that Martinez-Beasley alternates between kick slides and powering down extremely well.

Elias Martinez Beasley stands at 6’3” and weighs 270 pounds, plays both offensive and defensive line positions, with a promising future at both spots. His versatility is primarily demonstrated on the interior of both lines.

On the offensive line, Elias is an athletic lineman who excels in moving and blocking in space. His aggression, good hand usage, and ability to play with leverage make him an explosive guard. His athleticism and overall skill set contribute to his effectiveness as a well-rounded offensive lineman.

Defensively, Elias can operate as a nose guard or at the three-tech position. He possesses a variety of moves that enable him to push the pocket and be a formidable force in the run game. His capability to neutralize blocks and play with natural leverage is evident. Additionally, his solid pass rush plan highlights his comprehensive skill set on the defensive line.

As a member of the 2026 class, Elias is gaining significant attention. He has already received offers from Pitt and Charlotte, indicating the growing buzz around his abilities. This upcoming season is expected to be his breakout year, with many anticipating that his talent will become widely recognized, solidifying his status as one of the top linemen in New Jersey.