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Football · Class of 2025

Jay Beamon

Pos
QB
Height
6-2
Weight
205
Class
2025
High School
Cleveland Central
Hometown
Cleveland, MS
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Composite★★★★★
0.8483
Natl
1881
QB
103
MS
40

Industry composite via CollegeFootballData. Position and state ranks are its order within the class.

Tulane
Committed
Tulane

Around them in the 2025 rankings

  1. 1878Ethan PlumbQB · St. Charles NorthGR
  2. 1879Caleb ButlerLB · BrunswickGeorgia Southern
  3. 1879Merrick BarlowTE · St. John's PrepNavy
  4. 1881Kaden CookS · Stony PointCalifornia
  5. 1881Jesse MyersEDGE · Cardinal NewmanOregon State
  6. 1881Josh RodriguezWR · SomervilleOld Dominion
  7. 1881Aiden KnapkeS · Cherry CreekWashington State
  8. 1881Skyler JacksonATH · LibertyOregon State
  9. 1881Raphael Greene-NyarkoOT · Winton WoodsToledo
  10. 1881Aiden BrewerTE · Noblesville
  11. 1881Kage PayneIOL · KingsNC State
  12. 1881Braylon CardwellCB · Mount MiguelSan Diego State
  13. 1881Bo MacCormack IIIRB · Buckingham Browne & Nichols SchoolBoston College
  14. 1881Alema IosuaOT · Bishop GormanArizona State
  15. 1881Jadyn FarmerDL · Butler
  16. 1881Ja'Torian MackS · EdgewaterAP
  17. 1881Kory PettigrewWR · PerrySouth Florida
  18. 1881Jay BeamonQB · Cleveland CentralTulane
  19. 1881Nathan KutufarisOT · Cardinal O'HaraDuke
  20. 1881Thomas BarrIOL · The Haverford SchoolBuffalo
Full player rankings →

Top QBs in the class

  1. 1Bryce UnderwoodQB · BellevilleMichigan
  2. 2Keelon RussellQB · DuncanvilleAlabama
  3. 7Tavien St. ClairQB · BellefontaineOhio State
  4. 25Husan LongstreetQB · Corona CentennialUSC
  5. 28Deuce KnightQB · George CountyAuburn
All QB rankings →

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