2024 Four-Star DL Jeremiah Beaman Commits to Alabama Football

Beaman is the No. 13 defensive lineman and No. 7 in-state player in the Class of 2024.

TUSCALOOSA, Ala. — The Alabama Crimson Tide added another defender to its 2024 recruiting class.

Jeremiah Beaman, the No. 13 defensive lineman in the Class of 2024 and No. 7 in-state DL committed to Alabama on Sunday night.

Beaman is a rising senior at A.H. Parker High School in Birmingham, Ala. He took an official visit to Tuscaloosa on June 16, 2022 — his primary recruiter was Freddie Roach.

Beaman, a four-star, received offers from 23 schools including the likes of Clemson, Auburn, Florida, Georgia, LSU and others.

Beaman is 6-foot-4 and 265 pounds.

Scouting Report

247Sports' National Recruiting Analyst: Cooper Petagna

Unverified at 6-foot-4 and 265-pounds, appears to possess a long frame with growth potential to add considerable weight to his frame. Displays good athleticism and position versatility at the defensive line position where he’s predominantly positioned as a three technique in a four down front.

Flashes a quick first step off the line of scrimmage and demonstrates good foot and body quickness for his size. Shows the ability to win with athleticism at the point of attack but will need to continue to develop his ability to consistently play with power and above average play strength when attracting double teams. Understands how to utilize his length to disrupt passing lanes and can be used off the edge or as a nose in certain passing down situations.

Projects as a multi-year Power Five starter at the next level that will more than likely need a year to develop in a strength and conditioning program before seeing considerable playing time. Possesses a variety of redeeming qualities, including a raw combination of size, length, and athleticism. Will ultimately need a year or two of polish but has an ascending athletic ceiling that projects well to the next level.

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