Although the Bulldogs’ running game had its way most of the game, McIntosh was able to slow the running game down somewhat. He was explosive off the line of scrimmage, got off a block, and made a good tackle on the inside for a short gain. He finished with four tackles. On special teams, he blocked a punt on a bobbled snap.

Someone is due for a rankings bump! Now up to 225ish pounds, I was thoroughly impressed by Totino-Grace’s standout DE/FB Calvin Mcintosh Calvin Mcintosh 6'1" | 225 lbs | DL Totino-Grace | 2025 State MN when I saw his Eagles take on Orono in a Top 5 4A matchup a couple weeks ago. Hair-on-fire, run-through-your-face fullback who popped off some huge runs and rumbled over some seemingly helpless defenders, McIntosh also had demonstrated some effective pass rushing ability and is overall a versatile and natural football player who is going to make his future college look very smart for recruiting him.

I could see him playing on either side of the ball in college, and he put some very intriguing reps on tape as both a fullback and defensive end. As a FB, McIntosh owns good vision and burst, and the size and pace he generates forces defenders to make business decisions. You can see would-be tacklers go less than 100% in to contact, and he carries the rock like a runaway train – eating and working through contact like you’d hope to see from a 225 lber. Besides his excellent truck stick that puts defenders flat on their butt, McIntosh can also throw a mean block, and can help open big runs for his fellow ball carriers. Defensively, McIntosh is technically sound, demonstrates visible closing speed, and runs his feet post-contact effectively. He displays lead in his hands, can go speed to power, and can beat blocks with power and raw strength. Plus, the 225 lber. shows quick get-off and can win reps with his first step, a strong rip through contact, lateral twitch, and the ability to make 1v1 tackles in space. No ifs, ands, or butts about it, McIntosh is a dude.