Sam Beebe is a 6'6" Offensive Line/Defensive Line in the 2029 class.
Beebe attends North Bend Central in Nebraska.
Beebe's Player Profile was created on May 23, 2026.
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Sam
BeebeOL/DL
Class
2029
Height
6'6"
Weight
255
HS
North Bend Central
|
NE
2029 Rankings: A Thorough Look at our Top 10
Next we feature our biggest small town sleeper and OL1 in the 2029 class hailing from North Bend...
Written by Nate Wahl
Sam
BeebeOL/DL
Class
2029
Height
6'6"
Weight
255
HS
North Bend Central
|
NE
Intriguing NE 2029s To Start Monitoring
(@sam_beebe24) North Bend Central has a good group of OL prospects in this class, including OT/DT Sam Beebe...
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Nate Wahl
Prep Redzone Lead Scout
Next we feature our biggest small town sleeper and OL1 in the 2029 class hailing from North Bend (pop. just under 1300) in Central’s Sam BeebeSamBeebe
6'6" | 255 lbs | OL/DL
North Bend Central | 2029 StateNE
. He has not only the most elite size in this class thus far of offensive linemen, but has been overpowering with what Sam throws out on tape. The 6’6 255 pounder also has great footwork and a powerful first step at that size that can create downhill leverage as a pull-blocker. I also am intrigued with his growth from from freshmen to sophomore year in pass-protection, as you can surely see the growth Sam’s made at left tackle. Sam is surely one that gets a D1 grade from me and should be an early offer 2029 out of this class.
North Bend Central has a good group of OL prospects in this class, including OT/DT Sam BeebeSamBeebe
6'6" | 255 lbs | OL/DL
North Bend Central | 2029 StateNE
. As a freshman, Sam quickly proved he was ready for the HS ranks and earned a starting role at left tackle and defensive tackle, showing a higher ceiling on offense. Sam stands out immediately at a towering 6’5″ and 250 pounds with room to easily add some bulk to his lengthy frame. He shows good “pop” out of his stance, showing he can fully extend to be the initial aggressor at the point of attack. Beebe does a good job staying low in his stance and has the strength in his base to keep himself from getting stood up or walked back. There are still some green areas to his game, but once those get fine-tuned, Sam is going to be a hot commodity on the recruiting trail.