Blayze came out and put on a show at DB, especially in the 1 on 1 battles to end the day. He finished the day with 1 INT and 7 PBUs while facing a DEEP group of WRs. I loved the aggressive play style that Caldwell brought to the field. The junior was able to play so aggressive because of the athleticism that he has developed within his frame.

It starts at the feet. Blayze has great quickness in short areas. That allowed him to press at the line, quickly read and react to route breaks and be right in the hip of the WR through those breaks. Even if the WR was able to open up some space, the junior was able to close quickly when he saw the ball in the air. That recovery speed again allowed him to be aggressive. The reactive athleticism definitely gives me confidence that he can play on the defensive side of the ball at the next level. The athlete also plays WR for Sauk Prairie too. Don’t sleep on the versatile, athletic talent.

Blayze has limited production so far in his career, but the traits shown in his highlights are hard to overlook. The 5’8″ 160 lbs WR shines in the slot and should put up a big year in 2025 following his 9/163/3 junior season. Blayze has plenty of long speed to be a big play threat, but is even more impressive when he can dominate with his quickness and agility. Caldwell has the body control and explosive acceleration to run sharp routes, especially in the short passing game where he can quickly open up space for his QB. Blayze also has shown he can use double moves to put DBs in bad leverage. The junior also plays DB for Sauk Prairie. Get ready for this kid to take a big step forward for Sauk Prairie in 2025.