Kalun Cobb is a 6'3" Defensive Line/Edge in the 2026 class.
Cobb attends Guntersville in Alabama.
Cobb's Player Profile was created on March 6, 2025.
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Expert Analysis
Kalun
CobbDL/EDGE
Class
2026
Height
6'3"
Weight
220
HS
Guntersville
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AL
Week 8 Recap- Standout Defensive Performances Across the State
Kalun Cobb is a talented DL from Guntersville who’s fresh off one of his best performances of the...
Written by Cooper Morreale
Kalun
CobbDL/EDGE
Class
2026
Height
6'3"
Weight
220
HS
Guntersville
|
AL
Week 7 Standouts: Defense
Cobb delivered one of the most physical performances of the week, finishing with 16 total tackles, 1 sack,...
Written by Josh White
Kalun
CobbDL/EDGE
Class
2026
Height
6'3"
Weight
220
HS
Guntersville
|
AL
Film Room Friday: Top Submissions We Watched This Week
Kalun Cobb is a dominant DL prospect out of Guntersville who has lined up and produced at multiple...
“Cobb is a force against the run- he has a great burst off the line of scrimmage, eats up space, and will fight off multiple blockers to pursue and take down the ball carrier. Cobb is really good in pursuit- he consistently plays through the whistle, covering tons of ground to come up with stops against the run and pass.
On top of that, Cobb is just as productive as a pass rusher, he generates a ton of pressure on passing downs and consistently forces QBs into making bad decisions with the ball.“
Cobb was terrific this week. He hauled in his career first INT, racked up 10 total tackles, and forced two throwaways.
I’ve been really impressed with Cobb’s play this season. He’s a talented DL having a big senior season. Make sure you watch some of his film below:
Cobb delivered one of the most physical performances of the week, finishing with 16 total tackles, 1 sack, and 1 deflection. His bull rush consistently caved in pockets, and his lower-body strength made him immovable in the run game.
He’s a long, well-built athlete who plays with leverage and balance, keeping a free outside shoulder while shedding blocks with precision. Cobb’s combination of motor, size, and strength gives him a real chance to develop into an early contributor at the next level.
Cobb is a force against the run- he has a great burst off the line of scrimmage, eats up space, and will fight off multiple blockers to pursue and take down the ball carrier. Cobb is really good in pursuit- he consistently plays through the whistle, covering tons of ground to come up with stops against the run and pass, it’s really impressive watching the effort he plays with. Cobb is just as productive as a pass rusher, he generates a ton of pressure on passing downs and consistently forces QBs into making bad decisions with the ball.
Cobb was really productive last fall for Guntersville, ending his junior year with 28 total tackles (14 solo, one for loss), and constantly pressuring and forcing bad throws from opposing QBs.
Cobb has put together some impressive tape from last season you can see below- watch out for him this fall, he’s set to have a big senior season on Guntersville’s defensive line.