College coaches won’t have to wait around seeing the high motor that Elk Point-Jefferson’s Caleb Heuertz Caleb Heuertz 6'1" | 200 lbs | LB Elk Point-Jefferson | 2027 State SD has at his disposal as there’s more reasons why this young man is up to four offers in counting from the NAIA level. Caleb is a persistent downhill linebaccker that it’s evident that this young man has great vision at the point of attack., Another intriguing skillset that Caleb has is how agile he has become as even when he’s flying into high traffic areas his ability to turn and twist and quickly finds the ball carrier. He surely looks like a team leader defensively for the Huskies, as the reps show him directing traffic from time to time. I feel camp season might open up more next-level opportunities for Caleb for sure.

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What pops out quickly when you watch Caleb on tape is if you are looking for a linebacker at the next-level that plays with a high-motor and does so on a constant basis, Caleb is a sure fit for your program. Caleb also developed more agility to extend outside the inside box and got smoother with his footwork moving laterally in his junior season. He’s one that you will constantly see during traffic for the Elks defense which shows to me that Caleb is a team leader and boosts a sound football IQ. The offer he got this week surely won’t be the last one he gets this spring into summer.

The first linebacker on our small school list that has taken a sound step ahead from last season has been Caleb Heuertz Caleb Heuertz 6'1" | 200 lbs | LB Elk Point-Jefferson | 2027 State SD of 11B powerhouse Elk Point-Jefferson. “Find the man, meet the man” is a good way to describe Caleb in the backfield as he’s gotten so much quicker with identifying with his vision and meeting the ball carrier with instinct and ideal position angles in the backfield. Even the range I have seen a significant different from Caleb. He’s add 2 inchs and 10 pounds and to me looks quicker with that frame than in his sophomore season. I’ll say it, he’s going to be a stockriser in this class

Caleb has grown a plethora of visionary instincts with his midseason tape that I certainly like. He pops out quick into and beyond the first level of the which has shown a sound growth curve over the summer and has also added a couple inches and 15 pounds of frame since he was at our Spring combine in Sioux Falls. The 2027 linebacker from Elk Point-Jefferson looks to be one I like as a probable stockriser in the 2027 SD rankings after the season thus far. Twitter