Jack Bech grew up in Lafayette, Louisiana, hoping to emulate his older brother. It didn't matter he was playing football games against Tiger's friends, most of whom were five or six years older, significantly bigger and more polished players than he was.

No one is having an NFL scouting combine quite like TCU wide receiver Jack Bech. Bech is competing in Indianapolis two months after the death of his older brother Tiger, who was among 14 people killed in the terror attack that rocked New Orleans on New Year's Day.

"I know his wings are going to be on me from now until the end of time," Bech said Friday. "It's pushed me to new heights, and even though I've worked hard my whole life and done

Bech also attended this year's Senior Bowl and caught the game-winning touchdown, giving all credit to the memory of his brother in an emotional postgame interview. For that game,

NFL Media's Stacey Dales reports on wide receiver Jack Bech tribute to his brother, who was killed during the terrorist attack in New Orleans.

Jack Bech, one of the standout players for the TCU Horned Frogs last season in the NCAAF, revealed who he draws inspiration from to improve his game ahead of the 2025 NFL Draft. Many players have opted to declare themselves eligible for the upcoming 2025 NFL Draft.