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Beau Pribula

QB·Virginia#434 overall
Consensus #434 · STM #421 · model is 13 spots higher★★★ recruitMissouri → VirginiaModel Score 67.6
Updated August 29, 2026

Draft Movement

#417 · Jul 20#434 · now

Down 17 spots since Jul 20

Scouting Report

Beau Pribula is a dual-threat quarterback who enrolled at Penn State in January 2022 and spent two seasons as the backup behind Drew Allar, filling the change-of-pace running quarterback role that Will Levis had previously occupied for the Nittany Lions. He transferred to Missouri for the 2025 season and finally got his opportunity as a full-time starter, quickly drawing NFL attention. Through the first three weeks of the 2025 season, Pribula ranked fourth in the FBS in overall grade, completing 76.4% of his passes with a 7/1 TD/INT ratio, including a career-high 334-yard, three-touchdown performance against Kansas that earned a 91.9 passing grade and Quarterback of the Week recognition nationally and in the SEC. He had transitioned from primarily a rushing threat at Penn State into a capable pocket passer, recording three big-time throws with a 127.5 passer rating against the Jayhawks. Pribula led Missouri to a 5-0 start and a rise to No. 14 in the AP Top 25 before a dislocated left ankle cost him significant time; he displayed toughness by returning in less than a month to start the Tigers' final two regular-season games. He finished the season with 1,941 passing yards on 67% completion, 297 rushing yards, and 17 total touchdowns with nine interceptions, ranking 10th in the SEC in QBR at 66.7. Scouts describe him as having good size and athleticism, a strong arm, and good improvisational ability, while noting he was most accurate and effective in the short passing game and needs to improve decision-making and proficiency in the intermediate and deep passing game. Film study grades Pribula in the mid-tier of the class, citing excellent play-fake discipline, strong sideline ball placement that protects receivers, and comfort throwing back-shoulder routes, while flagging that he is patient to a fault and late on throws once reads are defined. After entering the transfer portal in December 2025, he committed to Virginia on January 12, 2026, where coach Tony Elliott pl

Strengths

  • Dual-threat athletic profile with strong improvisation skills
  • 334 yards and a 91.9 passing grade against Kansas with three big-time throws
  • 67% completion rate in first full season as SEC starter
  • excellent play-fake discipline that sells run action
  • strong sideline ball placement protecting receivers
  • comfortable with back-shoulder routes and tight-end usage in short/intermediate game
  • 7/1 TD/INT ratio through first three games of 2025 with 76.4% completion
  • toughness to return from dislocated left ankle in under a month

Weaknesses

  • Late trigger on throws once reads are confirmed, needs improved anticipation
  • incomplete proficiency in intermediate and deep passing game per Luginbill
  • nine interceptions in first year as full-time starter
  • decision-making concerns flagged by multiple evaluators
  • ball security issues cited by Bipslist analysis
  • limited experience as a full-time starter with only one season in that role
  • not evaluated by NFL scouting services heading into the 2025 season
  • mixed overall results at Missouri despite strong early showing

NFL Comparison

Will Levis (occupied identical change-of-pace running QB role at Penn State before transferring and developing into a starter); Chandler Morris (dual-threat profile and usage that Virginia specifically cited as the model for deploying Pribula)

College Stats

2022-2023 (Penn State): Backup behind Drew Allar, limited appearances in change-of-pace role; 2025 (Missouri): 1,941 passing yards, 67% completion rate, 297 rushing yards, 17 total touchdowns, 9 interceptions, QBR 66.7 (10th in SEC); first three games: 76.4% completions, 7/1 TD/INT ratio, one of the top passing grades in the FBS

College Market Value

Model Price
$2.41M
CFF Projection
13.8 PPG
Position Rank
QB37

Our model prices him at $2.41M on the open college market, built from production, pedigree, role and Virginia's program money. No credible deal has been reported for him this season.

The college fantasy model projects 13.8 PPG (QB37), after 14.9 PPG across 10 games last year.

Portal: transferred from Missouri to Virginia for 2026.

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Measurables

Height
6'2"
Weight
212

Awards & Honors

Named Quarterback of the Week (2025); named to the SEC Team of the Week at quarterback (Week 2, 2025); named to the FBS Team of the Week at quarterback (Week 2, 2025); regarded as a top-15 transfer portal quarterback entering 2026