Muskegon's Caleb Williams Ready to Lead After ACL Injury
Muskegon's Caleb Williams is known for his tenacious tackling, as evident in his 12.5 tackles per game average in 2024. The 6-foot-2 linebacker overcame a season-ending ACL injury in 2024 to earn a starting role for the Big Reds in 2026. Williams' determination and work ethic have impressed coaches, who credit him with being one of the first players to arrive at summer camp and the last to leave. As a Class of 2026 prospect, Williams is drawing attention from college scouts, particularly those from MAC schools. He has also been invited to participate in the prestigious Michigan High School Football Coaches Association's Top 100 camp. Scouts are watching for Williams to demonstrate his ability to maintain a high level of play while staying healthy, as well as his potential to make an impact in pass coverage.