Athletic, aggressive and fast, Beach went to another level with his game this past season, turning himself into a legit D1 prospect that I can see starting for multiple years within the college game. Before getting hurt and lost for the season, Beach was a tackling machine that opposing teams could not block. His ability to read the play and immediately attack was tough to deal with. Beach fits the role of middle backer perfectly but because of his athleticism and speed, you could work him on the edge if needed. This is a sideline to sideline tackler with outstanding range and the versatility to rush the backfield or drop into coverage to play in space. Beach is currently committed to Austin Peay but with a new staff in place, I’m sure as to how that will play out but whoever lands the Pearl Cohn defender will be getting a gem of a prospect.

Aggressive, fast and violent are the first three traits you recognize about Beach when you turn on his senior film. This guy flies around the field like a tornado and when he makes contact, you will feel because Beach plays a physical brand of football. He fits the middle linebacker role perfectly as he works very well against the run where he reads the play, fills the gap then explodes to the ball without hesitation. The Firebirds senior backer takes on and sheds blocks well and a lot of that is due to his speed and physicality. Beach isn’t just a middle backer that plays against the run but he can also play in space, versus the pass. This guy is a really good athlete that will continue to develop further in this area as he grows and matures. Beach recently committed to Austin Peay and the Govs got a steal as I feel this Mid-TN talent is a definite D1 guy but a sleeper Power Five prospect with tremendous upside. Senior Film