Kaleb brings a solid physical base to the linebacker spot, standing 6-1 with long arms and a lean frame that can easily carry more muscle. His length gives him range in pursuit and the ability to play off blocks, while his current weight and frame suggest there’s still plenty of physical growth ahead. From the middle linebacker position, he shows sound stance, discipline, and the ability to read the play before committing. When he diagnoses correctly, he attacks downhill and gets to the football efficiently. There’s a foundation of football IQ and positional awareness that shows up across his reps.

That said, his tape currently leans more steady than standout. The next step is turning those routine tackles into impact plays—bigger hits, faster pursuit, and more consistent violence at contact. His burst and closing speed need refinement, along with sharper footwork and cleaner change-of-direction in coverage. The tools are there; the intensity and urgency to dominate each rep must catch up. Johnson’s upside will reveal itself once he plays faster, finishes stronger, and imposes his frame physically on opponents.

Evaluated: 10/31/25

By: Emmanuel Charles Lobo