Jimmy Beasley III is a 6'0" Quarterback/Defensive Back in the 2030 class.
Beasley III attends Sylvan Hills in Arkansas.
Beasley III's Player Profile was created on September 25, 2025.
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Jimmy Beasley III enters as a highly respected prospect already in this class. He’s versatile, athletic, and competitive,...
Written by Colton Edwards
Jimmy
Beasley IIIQB/DB
Class
2030
Height
6'0"
Weight
160
HS
Sylvan Hills
|
AR
Adding Prospects to the Upcoming and First-Ever 2030 Rankings
Jimmy Beasley III has impressed on the circuit this off-season, earning MVP at the Who’s Next Chicago event....
Written by Colton Edwards
Jimmy
Beasley IIIQB/DB
Class
2030
Height
6'0"
Weight
160
HS
Sylvan Hills
|
AR
PRZNXT Who’s Next Exposure Camp Chicago: MVPs Hail From 5 States
If there was an overall athlete MVP, Beasley would’ve earned it. Beasley started the day at quarterback before...
Written by Niel Stopczynski
Colton Edwards | Prep Redzone Scout
Colton Edwards
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Jimmy Beasley IIIJimmyBeasley III
6'0" | 160 lbs | QB/DB
Sylvan Hills | 2030 StateAR
enters as a highly respected prospect already in this class. He’s versatile, athletic, and competitive, flashing his confidence every rep. Beasley showcases solid, smooth mechanics, attacking zone coverage with good velocity and release. He’ll be playing at the next level.
Jimmy Beasley IIIJimmyBeasley III
6'0" | 160 lbs | QB/DB
Sylvan Hills | 2030 StateAR
has impressed on the circuit this off-season, earning MVP at the Who’s Next Chicago event. The young and athletic quarterback plays with confidence as he’s willing to attack all levels of the field. He can play wide receiver and defensive back. Beasley is a prospect to watch this fall.
If there was an overall athlete MVP, Beasley would’ve earned it. Beasley started the day at quarterback before shifting his focus to wide receiver and defensive back. He tested 5.22×40, 4.65 pro shuttle, 7.06 cone, 8’8 broad. In the indy drills, he displayed the ability to throw the football, but shined when he moved to other positions. At DB, he was sticky in coverage and highly competitive. He very well could’ve been the WR MVP with the way he naturally adjusted his body to the ball, looked the deep ball in over the shoulder, and used his feet in sideline awareness. Beasley has a bright future at multiple positions.