Caleb Rossi, - Prep Redzone

Caleb Rossi

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2026 Class

5'10" Height

200 Weight

Mt. Iron-Buhl School

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About Caleb

Caleb Rossi is a 5'10" Athlete in the 2026 class. Rossi attends Mt. Iron-Buhl in Minnesota. Rossi's Player Profile was created on January 11, 2023. Subscribe to Prep Redzone to see where Caleb Rossi is ranked and what our scouts have written about them.

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Hayden Lindquist

Prep Redzone Scout

One of the most effective rushers on a 10-0 MIB team, Rossi has tallied just shy of 450 rushing yards throughout his junior season and 17 tackles. Often showcasing positional versatility on film, Rossi is a plug-and-play athlete who does his best work outside of the tackles in open space. He’s capable of making multiple defenders miss during a play, and Rossi is quick to close the ball toward ball carriers on defense. His general athleticism carries him far, and could likely be molded into a variety of different things at the next level. With a graduating senior in front of him this season, it is seemingly inevitable that his workload will increase drastically and his body of work will only grow in stature.

2 years ago

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Oliver West

Prep Redzone Lead Scout

If you haven’t heard already, Mt. Iron-Buhl is pumping out prep football talent like a factory as of late, and rising junior Caleb Rossi is yet another name to know out of the 9-man powerhouse. The 5’10, 175 lber. is a beast in the weight room, benching 240 pounds, squatting 405, and cleaning 225, and his big-game experience going into his junior year, which will be his third year as a varsity contributor and second as a starter – is another solid box to check on his recruiting resume. Rossi is quite the dynamic weapon, and in 2023 he was stinging defenses as a RB, WR, QB, DB, and returner, and showed big-play burst, balance, quick feet, and a mean stiff arm, and visibly fights to stay upright and work through tackle attempts and absorbs contact well for 175 pounds. He’s also a ball-hawking DB who can take the ball to the house after an INT, has no problem with playing with physicality, and can contribute in the box. He attacks blockers and demonstrates strength as a tackler. With some offensive talent leaving the program this month to graduation, Rossi is going to be a key component of Mt. Iron-Buhl’s hopefully continued and sustained success. Big year for #5.

2 years ago