Another top tier 8th grade prospect to keep an eye on is Noah Beasley Noah Beasley 6'4" | 170 lbs | TE Anderson County | 2028 KY , a tight end at Anderson County Middle School. Beasley impresses me from along the edge, proving he can blast into the backfield, create seperation and get in prime position for the deep pass. I also like Beasley’s strong footwork and versatile edge, showing off his ability to maneuver the field and push into enemy territory with ease.

I am additionally impressed with Noah Beasley Noah Beasley 6'4" | 170 lbs | TE Anderson County | 2028 KY , a tight end at Anderson County High School. In addition to great breakaway speed and versatility down the stretch, what stands out about Beasley is his ability to haul in the long pass in physical coverage. I also like how Beasley can stun the defense with his strength and wingspan, showcasing his ability to elevate off the ground for the touchdown pass.

Another tight end that fancy’s himself as more of a hooper right now, Noah Beasley is a nice-looking 2028 prospect out of presumed “basketball state”, Kentucky. The future Anderson County Bearcat is one of the leaner prospects in this write-up, but at 6-foot-4 and 170 pounds he’s a nice one. Moves more like a wide receiver and has a nice vertical, which allows him to win those 50/50 balls.

Anderson County’s Noah Beasley Noah Beasley 6'4" | 170 lbs | TE Anderson County | 2028 KY is a budding, two-sport star that next level football and basketball coaches should start taking a look at–now. While not verified, he’s already in the neighborhood of 6-foot-4 and 170 pounds in just the eighth grade. On the gridiron he had a standout seventh, and eighth-grade season for the Mustangs, earning a spot on the Regional Player of the Year Honorable Mention Team in both years. On film it’s not hard to see why I’m very high on him. Beasley is a physical mismatch against smaller defensive back’s and the basketball skills of blocking out and rebounding, make high-pointing and winning 50/50 balls a mundane thing for him. As he continues to sharpen skills and if his speed picks up a bit, he’ll be playing on the next level.