In another example of a good athlete who just happens to also play Quarterback, Madison’s Michael Beacom Michael Beacom 5'11" | 160 lbs | QB/DB Madison | 2030 NJ looks like a prospect to know in Morris County. A three-sport athlete and particularly standing out on the baseball diamond, Beacom checks a lot of boxes when looking at what he can at the QB position. He can make most throws on the intermediate level and seemingly improved on the deep ball throughout the season as well. Again, his athleticism is paramount when looking at his skill set. He can make plays with his legs if he needs to and ultimately may end up a better Safety than Quarterback. With him behind Center, the Dodgers finished the 2025 season as the MCYFL National Conference champs.

As mentioned throughout this write up, the treacherous conditions made any type aerial assault a tall task. However, Madison’s Micael Beacom had himself a nice afternoon on both sides of the ball in the MCYFL National Conference All-Star Game. The three-sport athlete proved to offer a plus-amount of overall athleticism from behind Center, using his legs to pick up yards — whether by design or not. On the defensive side of the ball he also had a strong day at Safety. Beacom wasn’t afraid to get his nose dirty in run support from his Safety position. Additionally, he would have had a game-clinching interception if he wore a half-size smaller cleat, as his toes were barely/debatably out of bounds late in the fourth quarter on a wild play.