-Kaleb has shown off persistency filling gaps downhill slowing down the run as a linebacker which is a position we did not have him graded as but is showing sound production for the Hi-Liners.

-He’s one that has some upside as far as his shed strength getting off blocks faster, yet is a linebacker that has a sound motor that can get from sideline to sideline.

-Kaleb is still waiting on that first offer and I thinik college coaches would love the upside and frame they can develop with him as a linebacker.

Kaleb is one that has solid open-field vision, and I would be willing to bet that it’s improved even more this offseason for the Hi-Liners running back. The 6’0 190 pounder is one that I feel also is more elusive than he got credit for on tape with his north-south running ability and we should see more break through with that skillset this fall, hopefully starting tonight at Valley City moves into 11A competition. Kaleb’s upside going into this fall is with his durability and breaking more tackles for yards after contact as he showed the ambition for getting extra yards on contact, but this could be the year where he takes that next step.