Caleb Pasols, - Prep Redzone

Caleb Pasols

Wide Receiver

2025 Class

5'7" Height

155 Weight

Seton Hall Prep School

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About Caleb

Caleb Pasols is a 5'7" Wide Receiver in the 2025 class. Pasols attends Seton Hall Prep in New Jersey. Pasols's Player Profile was created on May 23, 2022. Subscribe to Prep Redzone to see where Caleb Pasols is ranked and what our scouts have written about them.

Expert Analysis

Brendan Mankarious

Prep Redzone Lead Scout

Top Attribute: Trustworthy

Caleb Pasols Caleb Pasols 5'7" | 155 lbs | WR Seton Hall Prep | 2025 State NJ is a trustworthy target that does many things coaches would rave about. First, he chins the ball through contact. He also lowers his hips dramatically when breaking the stem of his route. Speed manipulation to get open is another subtle trait he leverages. Pasols responds well when you get him the ball in a variety of ways too, and can make the first man miss.

2 years ago

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Jonathan Davalos

Prep Redzone Lead Scout

The top returning target on the roster, Caleb Pasols Caleb Pasols 5'7" | 155 lbs | WR Seton Hall Prep | 2025 State NJ will be given plenty of opportunities to show his worth as a WR1 next fall. A shifty wideout, Caleb makes it difficult for defenders to keep track of him as his footwork can get defender’s hips turned the opposite direction very easily. Catching 3 touchdowns and nearly 300 yards in his junior season, Caleb displayed impressive stop and start capabilities. He consistently showed that he can stop on a dime, force a defender to whiff on a tackle, and proceed to cut up field with speed. Seton Hall Prep will look to feed him the ball in 2024.

2 years ago

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Brendan Mankarious

Prep Redzone Lead Scout

Pasols looked like one of the more refined route runners in attendance. With an ability to escape a boxing match in a phone booth with his 4.22 second pro agility, Pasols did a great job on out-breaking routes. With many reps and many spins, his QB pairing on the day did not always deliver an accurate or on-time ball, but Pasols was always in position secure a grab with space to spare. When his QB did hit him, that sharp out-breaking route turned into a big gainer with how he stopped on a dime and got north-south in a hurry.

3 years ago