Keltin Blunt is a 6'2" Defensive Back in the 2026 class.
Blunt attends Morgantown in West Virginia.
Blunt's Player Profile was created on December 12, 2023.
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Expert Analysis
Keltin
BluntDB
Class
2026
Height
6'2"
Weight
190
HS
Morgantown
|
WV
AAAA Semifinals Showdown: Morgantown vs Jefferson
Keltin Blunt has been a key presence for the Mohigans in the playoffs, showcasing his versatility as a...
Written by Matthew Layton
Keltin
BluntDB
Class
2026
Height
6'2"
Weight
190
HS
Morgantown
|
WV
2025 WV Team Preview: Morgantown Mohigans
Keltin Blunt is a long and athletic safety prospect who could grow into a LB/S hybrid at the...
Written by Matthew Layton
Keltin
BluntDB
Class
2026
Height
6'2"
Weight
190
HS
Morgantown
|
WV
2024 WV Team Preview: Morgantown Mohigans
The younger Blunt brother who made his way across town to join up with rival Morgantown for his...
Written by Matthew Layton
Keltin
BluntDB
Class
2026
Height
6'2"
Weight
190
HS
Morgantown
|
WV
New to the 2026 Rankings (31-40)
The youngest of the Blunt brothers in our rankings is sophomore Keltin Blunt who shows early signs of...
Written by Matthew Layton
Matthew Layton | Prep Redzone Scout
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Keltin BluntKeltinBlunt
6'2" | 190 lbs | DB
Morgantown | 2026 StateWV
has been a key presence for the Mohigans in the playoffs, showcasing his versatility as a safety who can also play near the box when needed. His length, athleticism, and physicality make him a matchup problem in the passing game, and he has already seen increased touches on offense as a senior. Blunt’s combination of range in the secondary and toughness near the line of scrimmage gives Morgantown flexibility, and his playmaking ability has drawn attention as a potential D2 prospect moving forward.
Keltin BluntKeltinBlunt
6'2" | 190 lbs | DB
Morgantown | 2026 StateWV
is a long and athletic safety prospect who could grow into a LB/S hybrid at the next level. He’s a big body for the Mohigans to target in the passing game on offense as well, where he could see increased looks as a senior. Blunt would excel as a box safety with his size, but he’s rangy on the back end with his athleticism as well. His recruitment has been quiet on X, but Blunt is worthy of D2 looks during his senior year.
The younger Blunt brother who made his way across town to join up with rival Morgantown for his junior season is Kylan BluntKylanBlunt
5'10" | 160 lbs | DB
Morgantown | 2025 StateWV
who has a high ceiling as a prospect with a lot of potential and upside. He’s a longer athlete than his older brother in the 6’1 range and played corner for the Hawks last season. Blunt could likely make a smooth transition to safety as well and might be where he best fits in the future, but we’ll see how Morgantown utilized him this season. His length creates matchup problems for opposing receivers and is a trait he can further utilize as a longer DB. Blunt attacks downhill well and is a physical player just like his older brother. He’s a quality athlete who can cover ground quickly and plays well in space too.
Blunt is far from a finished product but exudes potential which has placed him among the top defensive backs in this class early on.
The youngest of the Blunt brothers in our rankings is sophomore Keltin BluntKeltinBlunt
6'2" | 190 lbs | DB
Morgantown | 2026 StateWV
who shows early signs of potentially being the highest-ceiling athlete of them all. He has great length for a young corner at 6’2 165 who you could see eventually sliding over to safety depending on his development. I got to see him earn MVP honors at the Winter Exposure Showcase back in December which got him on my radar before seeing his film. Blunt plays the corner position like a safety with limited highlights playing the ball in coverage which further supports a potential move to safety in the future. He’s a willing tackler at corner who reads the play well to get out of coverage for a reactionary tackle. Blunt is a quality open-field tackler as well with apparent athleticism that he can build around. He’s another high-upside and potential player who flashed some good things as a sophomore and will raise his ceiling with continued development over the next two years.