Freeman has my vote as the most underrated quarterback in his class. The seasoned vet is a high-level competitor who thrives in the biggest moments and isn’t afraid of them.  As a three-level passer, he can carve up defenses with the requisite arm strength to push vertically and work intermediate zones. Though he maintains zip on the ball, the accuracy and ball placement not only shield receivers but also give them an opportunity to get upfield.
In the pocket, he’s poised with polished footwork and pocket mobility to escape trouble and create throwing lanes. Freeman’s ability to win under pressure is elite among his peers. He keeps his eyes downfield and is always looking to buy his receivers that extra second. When the pressure is there, he stands tall, keeps his vision downfield, and remains accurate. These traits make him one of the more college-ready prospects in his class.

Freeman continues to solidify his case as one of the most composed young quarterbacks in the state. He’s played his best football when Hoover needed it most, helping lead the Bucs from a 1–3 start back into playoff contention. Freeman’s pocket mobility is next-level — he extends plays without drifting into pressure and keeps his eyes downfield to find open targets. He throws accurately under duress, showing consistent mechanics and poise beyond his years. With three-level accuracy and a distributor’s mentality, he’s the type of quarterback who makes everyone around him better.

Kaleb Freeman Kaleb Freeman 6'1" | 190 lbs | QB Hoover | 2027 State AL is a talented passer who has opened his junior season with back-to-back impressive performances.

“Freeman is so hard for defenses to stop- he’s excellent at maneuvering through the pocket, is patient scanning the field, and consistently uses his arm talent to throw accurate passes at every level of the field.

Johnson throws at a high velocity and can fit the ball into some tight windows- making impressive hole shot throws over the top and across the middle of the field frequently on tape. What really stands out with Freeman’s tape is his quick and dependable processing – he sees the field well and makes quick and correct reads every time he drops back to pass.“

Freeman completed 16/19 passes for 160 yards and 3 TDs against a talented Spain Park defense last week. You can see the chemistry and trust between his pass catchers and him develop more and more each week.

Hillcrest will have to find a way to generate pressure on the QB; you can’t let a guy like Freeman have all day. Check out this TD throw he completed this past week:

Kaleb Freeman Kaleb Freeman 6'1" | 190 lbs | QB Hoover | 2027 State AL is a dominant passer who put together a huge season at Pleasant Grove last fall, landing himself as our #6 QB and #67 overall prospect in the state.

“Freeman is so hard for defenses to stop- he’s excellent at maneuvering through the pocket, is patient scanning the field, and consistently uses his arm talent to throw accurate passes at every level of the field.

Johnson throws at a high velocity and can fit the ball into some tight windows- making impressive hole shot throws over the top and across the middle of the field frequently on tape. What really stands out with Freeman’s tape is his quick and dependable processing – he sees the field well and makes quick and correct reads every time he drops back to pass.“

Freeman completed 136/200 passing attempts for 2589 yards and 33 TDs and ran for 64 yards and one TD as well.

Check out some of Freeman’s tape from last year; he’s bringing a ton of talent to Hoover’s offense:

Kaleb Freeman Kaleb Freeman 6'1" | 190 lbs | QB Hoover | 2027 State AL has been incredibly impressive as the leader of Pleasant Grove’s offense, making tons of huge throws all around the field all season long last fall. Freeman is so hard for defenses to stop- he’s excellent at maneuvering through the pocket, is patient scanning the field, and consistently uses his arm talent to throw accurate passes at every level of the field. Johnson throws at a high velocity and can fit the ball into some tight windows- making impressive hole shot throws over the top and across the middle of the field frequently on tape. What really stands out with Freeman’s tape is his quick and dependable processing – he sees the field well and makes quick and correct reads every time he drops back to pass. Freeman put together a terrific season for Pleasant Grove last fall- he ended his sophomore year with 136/200 completed passing attempts for 2589 yards and 33 touchdowns to only 4 interceptions in the air, with another 64 yards and a touchdown on the ground.