Former TCU football receiver Jack Bech is off the board, capping off an inspirational few months for the second-round pick to the Las Vegas Raiders. Bech, who dominated the Senior Bowl and won MVP of ...

He has more receiving yards than Colorado’s Travis Hunter, more touchdowns than Alabama’s Ryan Williams and more receptions than Ohio State’s Jeremiah Smith. You can put TCU wide receiver Jack Bech’s ...

Jack Bech’s college career was marked by inconsistency, but he showed significant improvement in his senior season at TCU, setting career highs in receptions, yards, and touchdowns. While he lacks top ...

The Las Vegas Raiders selected wide receiver Jack Bech with the No. 58 overall selection in the 2025 NFL draft. Bech is an outstanding fit for a Pete Carroll-coached team. The former TCU standout is a ...

Jack Bech, like many members of the Las Vegas Raiders, is lined up to have much more success under Klint Kubiak than he did under Pete Carroll. The wide receiver room is in desperate need of someone ...

The Las Vegas Raiders have selected wide receiver Jack Bech with the No. 58 pick in the second round of the 2025 NFL Draft. Bech was a standout receiver at TCU last season. His brother, Tiger Bech, ...

Former TCU wide receiver Jack Bech has experienced a whirlwind of emotions since he played his last game as a Horned Frog on Nov. 30, 2024. After that game, Bech accomplished his dream of being ...

After achieving some success in his rookie season at LSU (43 receptions for 489 yards and 3 touchdowns), Bech had minimal opportunities over the following two years (16/200/1 and 12/146 yards), with ...

FORT WORTH, TX - OCTOBER 04: TCU Horned Frogs wide receiver Jack Bech (#18) breaks away from Houston Cougars cornerback Latrelll McCutchin Sr. (#1) and safety A.J. Haulcy (#2) for a touchdown during ...

The name of Tiger Bech will not be called during the NFL draft, but his brother Jack, a Texas Christian wide receiver likely to be taken on Day 2, will carry the spirit and memory of his older brother ...

Before the throng of elated orange jerseys surrounded him, Jack Bech spun the football down to the turf with his right hand, took a knee and prayed. He prayed in a No. 7 jersey he wore to honor his ...