re: Why is Jack bech so underrated??

It’s absolutely criminal what they did for his recruitment. How lazy can 247 be to not rate this guy at least in the 92-93 grade range.

He goes and balls out for two straight years against the best competition Louisiana has to offer. Nobody can guard him. He is physically already developed into a great college WR.

He should have been getting offers left and right from the top SEC schools plus LSU. We offered him late and he has proven two years straight that he is one of the best LA prospects in 2021.

Def strange. Did he have verified track or 40 times from camps?

Recruiting ratings don’t take into account his real student of the game, brings his lunchpail, quicker than fast persona that will be what defines him his entire career.

That’s what I thought too but the guy is 220 pounds and runs a sub 4.5 40 yard dash. His tape looks better than Chris Hilton. You can tell that there is little if not any difference between how dominant he is versus how dominant Chris Hilton is.

At worst he should be around 91-93 grade mid range 4 star WR.

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You seen this kid up close? I’d say he’ll be more physically ready than any incoming freshman at LSU, he’s a man amongst boys in high school

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Maybe limited upside then? The services seem to be less obsessed than they used to be with the guys who are already built in high school.

Justin Jefferson was a 3 star late signee and he is a rookie pro ball player. Rating services not always accurate. Bech will ball.

I bet you think you’re some football savant. Go back to the rant, dumbass

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I’d bet that they think he has peaked and his game doesn’t translate as well to college where he won’t be physically superior to most of his opponents.

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Perhaps. But we see other guys that fit that mold ranked WAY higher every year.

My thought is that maybe they see him as a "tweener". A bit too big to be a WR. To small to be a TE. However, you watch the guy play and he's often times the most dominant player on the field and certainly doesn't look "slow", regardless of what his track/40 time may or may not be. And he's generally playing against some of the top competition in the state. Perhaps his one negative is that he doesn't appear to have a lot of "suddeness" in and out of breaks when running routes.

I don't know what to think. His offer list doesn't suggest he's a blue chip player. Ivy League schools. Ton of regional G5 schools. Notre Dame is in the group as is Texas. LSU is the only major SEC player to offer. But then you watch the film and see a great player. Yes, he's physically dominant against HS competition. But you know what? D-1 players are SUPPOSED to be dominant against HS competition. That's why they move up to the next level

Saw him pancake some DB’s. He plays nasty!

Guy is deadly in the open field. Great stride and kick. Can be special.