Caleb Anderson is a 6'1" Linebacker/Tight End in the 2030 class.
Anderson attends Maret School in Maryland.
Anderson's Player Profile was created on September 27, 2026.
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Expert Analysis
Caleb
AndersonLB/TE
Class
2030
Height
6'1"
Weight
190
HS
Maret School
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MD
Bright Future 2030 Prospects
Caleb take his place as the #13 overall prospect and #2 LB prospect as well as the #2...
Written by Todd Haldis
Caleb
AndersonLB/TE
Class
2030
Height
6'1"
Weight
190
HS
Maret School
|
MD
PRZ MD Mid-Season breakout watch: Film Separators
Anderson has earned early varsity time at outside linebacker and tight end for Maret. I’ll focus on him...
Written by Ed OBrien
Todd Haldis | Prep Redzone Scout
Todd Haldis
Prep Redzone Lead Scout
Caleb take his place as the #13 overall prospect and #2 LB prospect as well as the #2 player out of DC in the recent debut 2030 rankings. Playing both LB and TE for a 6-1 Maret squad, Caleb has been a big time performer for them. Standing 6’1″ 190 with a great frame and a long wingspan, and should still be growing. Caleb looks the part already and fits the mold of what colleges look for. He can line up at both ILB or OLB and showcases good closing speed & physicality at the spot. Caleb will trigger on the ball and come with force. A good athlete overall, getting meaningful reps at TE. Caleb displays smooth/fluid running and good twitch in the hips which translates well on both sides of the ball.
Caleb is a prospect with high upside and a very bright future at Maret. He is already getting P4 college interest and I can certainly see him being an offer kid in the coming years as he continues to grown & fill out that frame.
Anderson has earned early varsity time at outside linebacker and tight end for Maret. I’ll focus on him as a linebacker for this evaluation. There are several plays where he’s unblocked and can chase down plays from behind for TFLs or even a turnover (a sack on a QB where he also caused a fumble). Currently, his best traits are his speed, range, and pursuit. When he lines up against a middle linebacker, he takes a couple of good scrape angles to make the tackle. Anderson has several games left, so I’ll hold off on a full evaluation until his season is over.