“He was my best friend, my role model. I looked up at him. He was smart and inspired me to do everything I have done in this life. Inspired my whole family. He was loved by so many people. He always made time for the little guy. He was special,” Jack Bech earlier stated. It indeed reflected his sentiments for his late sibling, Martin “Tiger” Bech.

Undoubtedly, taking inspiration from his late brother, Tiger, Jack, a former TCU WR, has established his name in the football realm. By continuing his brother’s legacy in the football world, he has become a prominent prospect in the NFL draft. And, interestingly, he is quite confident as he is all set to make his entry into the NFL carrying his brother’s legacy, as he described that he has a “superpower now.”

Well, growing up watching his brother, Tiger, become a football star to hold his legacy is another accomplishment. And, for this, ex-TCU Horned Frogs’ WR Jack Bech and his sisters Sophie and Ginnie will always be proud. Bech’s siblings’ bond is quite impressive. Fans are equally interested in knowing about NFL Prospect WR’s siblings.

Who are Jack Bech’s siblings? Meet his siblings

Former LSU player Jack Bech’s strong bond and chemistry with his siblings are quite hyped. Jack Bech is one of 4 children of his parents, Martin and Michelle Bech. And he shared a very close relationship with his late brother, Tiger, who tragically passed away in the New Orleans terrorist attack that also took the lives of 13 other people on New Year’s Day, January 1, 2025.

Jack, 22, never fails to acknowledge the influence of his brother on his life. He has committed his football career to paying tribute to his brother’s memory. After a former Princeton kick returner, who claimed two All-Ivy honors for his stellar passing performance, his younger brother addressed him as a ’true hero’ on his social media for his heroic act.

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“My brother is a true hero. Can’t express the love I have for him. He’s an angel,” Bech tweeted on January 8.  Clearly, before his death, Tiger, who earned a finance degree from Princeton in 2021, saved the life of a woman by pushing her. Not only does Jack Bech share a lovely bond with his elder brother, Martin, but his relationship with his sisters, Sophie and Ginnie, is truly admirable.

His elder sister Sophie, who is a social media enthusiast, has been his constant supporter since his initial days. Her Instagram posts are enough to describe their loving chemistry. From sending special wishes on Jack’s birthday to cherishing his football success, Sophie keeps uplifting Jack’s spirit. Back on October 18, 2021, she shared multiple pictures of Jack with her.

It was Jack’s LSU days pictures when she probably visited Louisiana to support him. “Bech, we’re from Louisiana,” she captioned the post. Not only this, when Jack turned 14 in 2016, Sophie’s birthday wishes to WR went viral on the internet.  Along with sharing a throwback pic, she gave a humorous caption to her post on December 18, 2016. *gets cowboys tickets and meet and greet but is most excited about being allowed in the fourteen and up men’s locker room at reds* hbd you nuisance, @jackbech,” she mentioned.

Not only Sophie, but Bech’s other sister, Ginnie, also drew attention. Previously, on her official IG handle, she shared a family picture featuring Jack and her late brother, Tiger. It reflected the siblings’ cute bond. Her post caption was a testament to this. “💓 IS HAPPY,” she wrote. Such instances are enough to describe Jack Bech’s bond with his parents and siblings, who have been with him through thick and thin.

And, as the TCU WR is looking forward to achieving his NFL aspirations, he will devote his football career to his late brother, Tiger Beck.

How many of them are in the NFL? Everything to know about his sporting journey

Only Jack made it to the NFL. Tiger had the talent, he played receiver and returned kicks at Princeton, grabbing 53 catches for 825 yards before starting a finance career in New York. His life was cut short in the New Orleans terrorist attack on January 1, 2025, a loss that reshaped Jack more than any injury or setback ever could.

Jack pushed forward anyway. LSU gave him his first spotlight; 43 catches and freshman All-American honors proved he belonged. A tough ankle injury shadowed his move to TCU, but he fought through it, exploding in his senior season and helping the Horned Frogs dominate the New Mexico Bowl. The Raiders noticed the fire and drafted him in the second round at No. 58. When his name was called, he broke down in his family’s arms, knowing exactly who he was playing for.

Understanding Jack Bech’s Relationship with His Siblings

Jack’s bond with Tiger went far beyond brotherhood. Tiger was the anchor, the example, the voice in his head telling him to keep climbing. Jack still talks about him like he’s in the next room, saying things like, “You get a two-for-one special. You get me, and you get Tiger,” and he means every word. He wears Tiger’s old No. 7, tattoos “7 to Heaven” on his collarbone, and laces up cleats painted in Princeton orange and black, with angel wings on the side. He carries his brother into every locker room he enters.

Sophie and Ginnie keep that bond alive too. Sophie posts old LSU photos and birthday throwbacks like she’s archiving the family’s heart. Ginnie shares soft, simple moments, one caption just read, “💓 IS HAPPY,” under a picture of the three siblings. They’ve all held Jack up through the hardest part of his life, and now they stand behind him as he steps into the NFL with Tiger’s memory stitched into every move.

Only one Bech kid made the league, but all four shaped the man who got there.