Scouting Journals for Kaleb Webb

Late-rising, long-armed receiver with long speed and contested catch ability. Flew under the radar due to a junior season that was disjointed by COVID-19 cancellations and an injured quarterback. Among the most productive receivers nationally as a senior. Has plus size and length at 6-foot-3 with long arms. Consistently runs sub 11 second times in the 100 meters. Uses that long speed to gain separation on vertical routes. Dangerous jump ball target in the red zone, using his length and bounce to out-jump and box out defenders for a high number of touchdown catches. Will need to continue honing the technical aspect of his game, particularly route-running. Has more build-up speed than initial quickness.

The 6-foot-3, 190-pounder saw his junior season affected by COVID-19 cancellations and an injury to his quarterback at Powder Springs (Ga.) McEachern – Coastal Carolina commit Bryce Archie. Webb has been a revelation this fall. He’s using his sub 11 second speed in the 100 meters and considerable length to beat defenses as a deep threat and contested catch target. Webb turned in one of the best senior seasons of any receiver nationally with 83 catches for 1,601 yards and 18 touchdowns.