2027 Caleb "D1" Saint Fleur DL from McArthur (via Chaminade)

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@DMoney said that Caleb stood out after the initial drills at the Miami Combine and later in the day he won the DL MVP. No 247 page at this point.

 

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Post in thread 'Rivals Combine Miami (February 14-15, 2026)'

Sunday at 2:25 PM

Just drills and testing so far, but the guys who have caught me DE Wyatt Smith (STA), DT Stive Bentley-Leumajou (Coral Gables), DT Caleb Saint Fleur (MacArthur), OL Reed Ramsier (Orlando) and Mark Matthews (STA) have caught my eye.

Matthews stands out physically the way a five star should.

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Camped at the Miami prospects camp last year.

 

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Attended the Big Uglies Camp in 25 also

 

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Multi-sport athlete

Post in thread 'Rivals Combine Miami (February 14-15, 2026)'

Monday at 4:25 AM

Just drills and testing so far, but the guys who have caught me DE Wyatt Smith (STA), DT Stive Bentley-Leumajou (Coral Gables), DT Caleb Saint Fleur (MacArthur), OL Reed Ramsier (Orlando) and Mark Matthews (STA) have caught my eye.

Matthews stands out physically the way a five star should.

@DMoney I would start tracking St. Fleur. He’s a track kid too.

TFRRS | Caleb Saint-Fleur – Track and Field Results & Statistics

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@DMoney camp breakdown

I loved what I saw from EDGE Caleb Saint Fleur (MacArthur). He looked about 6'1, 220, but moved well in testing and showed even more functional athleticism during 1on1s. After that, he worked on linebacker drops by himself. He doesn't fit the body-type mold, but he's an athlete (shotput, discus, javelin, sprints) who knows how to compete.​

Thread 'Thoughts on the Rivals Camp 2026'

Monday at 1:36 PM

I'm a big believer in the value of camps. No, it's not real football. But camps are a great opportunity to observe physical traits and competitive makeup. Everybody is gathered in one place, which allows you to compare position groups to each other, in person. It also makes it easier to compare classes over the years.

This year, I thought the offensive line group was as good as its been in a while. Defensive line looked pretty good. On the other hand, the defensive back group was as thin as it's been in years. The wide receiver group (which wasn't particularly special) outnumbered the DBs...

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Caleb has Xavier Restrepo work ethic at DL/Edge. This will be year 19 for me and I haven't come across many kids like him.

He's about 6'2" 245lbs right now, jacked. He is constantly doing work on the side, on his own. He even leaves practice and goes to the gym with his mom. He's likely going to be a Jack OLB at the next level so he'll need to find a program that's a scheme fit.

@Coach Macho analysis.

 

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Tucker is retweeting his MVP Rivals tweets....suspect a UM offer may be forthcoming. But as @Coach Macho points out, he needs to find a school/scheme that fits his skill set.

 

[Ashevegas Cane]

Good coaches find ways to weaponize a kid like this.

 

[Brock Berlin]

McArthur stealing from chaminade’s roster eh?

 

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McArthur stealing from chaminade’s roster eh?

Their entire start to their dominance was based off of Mcarthur kids n still is.

**** Deangelo Ponds was a Mcarthur kid cause i coached him too there, Jon Beason, etc...i could name a bunch they took **** near our whole jv to start their runs when I was in hs. Coach Guandola started the poaching.

 

[Brock Berlin]

Their entire start to their dominance was based off of Mcarthur kids n still is.

**** Deangelo Ponds was a Mcarthur kid cause i coached him too there, Jon Beason, etc...i could name a bunch they took **** near our whole jv to start their runs when I was in hs. Coach Guandola started the poaching.

I know, shocked to see McArthur feeling hitting them back