Dynasty Rookie Draft Advice: Jack Bech (2025 Fantasy Football)

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Throughout the draft, we’ll take a closer look at fantasy-relevant prospects, giving you an overview of their strengths and weaknesses, and assessing their fantasy value in both redraft and dynasty formats. Here’s our dynasty rookie draft advice for Jack Bech.

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Fantasy Football Dynasty Rookie Draft Outlook

Fantasy Football Dynasty Rookie Draft Advice

First of all, this is a win for Bech in terms of draft capital, who was projected to be a third-round pick. Beyond that, I also like this team fit for the Senior Bowl standout. Bech, who started his college career as a tight end for LSU, will certainly play second fiddle to a tight end in Brock Bowers. But the Raiders’ actual wide receiver group currently consists of Jakobi Meyers and not much else.

Meanwhile, Las Vegas’ offense should be much improved with Geno Smith under center and Chip Kelly at the helm. Even if he starts third on the pecking order behind Bowers and Meyers, Bech should eventually get a shot to produce. Considering this draft capital, he should rise to be a solid second-round pick in Dynasty Rookie drafts.

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DBro’s NFL Draft Scouting Report & Player Comp

Scouting Report:

Jack Bech is a dawg. A tone-setter for a team and locker room. He doesn’t take any plays off. Bech is running full-speed routes even when the play design doesn’t include him. He blocks his butt off every snap. He’ll be a happy addition to any NFL team’s run game.
As a perimeter wide receiver, Bech’s physical limitations show up immediately. He isn’t the fastest or twitchiest player on the field. He has the strength in the upper and lower halves to beat press coverage, break tackles after the catch and plays through contact.
Bech’s release package needs tools added to the belt. He has a good feel against zone coverage, finding the soft spots, and is a friendly target for his quarterbacks. Bech will have to rely upon his play strength in-route and at the catch point against press/man. His skills as a route technician and his average burst/speed will leave plenty of NFL corners glued to him. He did show the ability to excel in Mobile at the Senior Bowl as a route runner and at the catch point. His hands were a strong point for him all week. Bech flashed early separation, late separation and the ability to win at the catch point.
Bech has a wonderfully dependable set of hands. He wins consistently at the catch point with strong hands as he attacks the ball. He has only two drops over the last three seasons and at least a 50% contested catch rate in each collegiate season. Last year, among 50 FBS wide receivers with at least 20 contested targets, he ranked fourth in catch rate.

Player Comp: Jauan Jennings