Javon Bell is a 5'11" Running Back in the 2026 class.
Bell attends Peoria in Arizona.
Bell's Player Profile was created on August 12, 2024.
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Expert Analysis
Javon
BellRB
Class
2026
Height
5'11"
Weight
225
HS
Peoria
|
AZ
Sleeper RB’s To Know
Bell is an absolute unit and bruiser at tailback, showcasing an aggressive north-south running style. Thick, sturdy frame...
Written by Nick Rock
Javon
BellRB
Class
2026
Height
5'11"
Weight
225
HS
Peoria
|
AZ
Spring Sleepers: 4A
Bell is your ideal north-south type of back that is a difficult kid to bring down with that...
Written by Nick Rock
Javon
BellRB
Class
2026
Height
5'11"
Weight
225
HS
Peoria
|
AZ
Breaking Through: New RBs Added to the ’26 Rankings, Pt. 1
Javon Bell is an incredibly powerful back running the ball for Peoria. Always keeping his legs churning, he...
Written by Hunter Tierney
Nick Rock | Prep Redzone Scout
Nick Rock
Prep Redzone Lead Scout
Bell is an absolute unit and bruiser at tailback, showcasing an aggressive north-south running style. Thick, sturdy frame at 5’11” 225lbs that will run through anything in his way. He does a great job keeping the kegs driving through contact to be that angry runner, and will finish runs with authority. Workhorse ability given his frame and aggressiveness as well, and has a huge opportunity to rise his stock here in 2025.
Bell is your ideal north-south type of back that is a difficult kid to bring down with that 5’10” 225lb frame. Thick, strong kid that runs with authority and will frequently run through opponents and spring loose into the second level for 20+ yard gains. Physical kid that does a great job getting his shoulders squared downfield and will pave his own way. A definite sleeper to keep an eye on here in 2025 as he’ll get a ton of opportunities this fall and a big chance to rise his stock.
Javon BellJavonBell
5'11" | 225 lbs | RB
Peoria | 2026 StateAZ
is an incredibly powerful back running the ball for Peoria. Always keeping his legs churning, he rarely ever goes down to the first tackle attempt and frequently shakes off more than that. He does a great job of using his powerful base to power through even hard contact, putting his balance on full display. To be able to absorb that contact and not only stay upright but hardly even change direction is a real testament to his power. Averaging 100 yards per game as a sophomore, Bell has absolutely earned his spot in the 2026 rankings, debuting as the #2 ranked running back in his class — a well-deserved achievement.