The Guillotine ranking – 10th 215AArnJohnson has a rocket of an arm. He has shown multiple deep throws where pressure prevents him from stepping into a throw. It doesn’t seem to matter; he has the strength to push the ball downfield, even falling backward. Johnson’s deep throws aren’t all strength – he throws a catchable deep ball. He can put touch on those deep balls and routinely drops balls softly into his receivers’ hands. The junior moves well in the pocket and tends to scramble to find a receiver rather than make off-schedule runs, but if the coaches call a quarterback run or an option concept, look out. Johnson runs more like a fullback than a quarterback – bouncing off tacklers and dragging them for extra yards.

A single play away from becoming a Class AAA state champion as a sophomore in 2022, LB8 in our updated 2025 rankings comes out of the loaded Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton roster from this past season in 6’1, 210 lb. Caleb Johnson. He also got reps as a QB and TE this past fall, but he really shines as a LB, where he does a great job of reading, reacting, finding, and destroying the ball in run support. Good instincts, reaction time, and tracks the ball well. He’s slippery and smooth at avoiding blocks, is a strong tackler, and is a tough kid who is more than willing to put his body on the line for his team. Laid some strong blocks as a TE as well.