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Leonard Myers- UM Career- EDIT: RIP Leonard Myers

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CanesFam17 said:
just was thinking he was under rated.. see what others thoughts were
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Thought he was very aggressive, Made a lot of plays but he got burned a lot playing so agressive.... Didnt the patriots draft him in the 5th or 6th round?
 
was a top rated cb coming out of hs. as others said, was up and down. didn't live up to his hype, but, not a bad career here.
 
CanesFam17 said:
This kid was really a stud, always around the ball... your thoughts?
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R U him or his kinfolk/girl? He was a fine Cane, had a 3 year career in the League. I hope U R not probing coz something about to happen to him or anything, no?...is he alright?
 
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Who?

OK, I know who, but that's my point. Nothing special, but not a negative. He was a good player.
 
Remember when officer Mo Sikes arrested Ryan Moore?
 
Was good as a true freshman struggled big time as soph and jr but had a very solid sr season.
 
Leonard Myers was a good CB for us although he never quite lived up to his billing coming out of HS. Went to Carol City if I'm not mistaken and was in the 97 recruiting class with Dan Morgan, Reggie Wayne, Santana Moss, Delvin Brown, Markets Fitzgerald and Kenny Kelly. He was known to be very aggressive(He loved to attack the flats) and struggled a bit early on because of that and a lack of elite recovery speed.

My favorite Leonard Myers moment was in 2000. We were on the road in Morgantown playing a WVU squad led by Marc Bulger. We were coming off a bitter road loss to UW and we were a little sluggish coming out of the gate. Myers then lit the fuse by picking off Bulger in the left flat and returning it for six. It was a great play by Meyers as he read the route and jumped it perfectly. That play ignited the team and we went on to route WVU 48-17 I believe.
 
IIRC, played early as true frosh in 97, showed great promise

Then hurt his knee and I don't think he was ever quite the same

Was a gambler who got beat a lot but rebounded to have a nice senior year in 2000. Had a short career in the NFL

The case of Delvin Brown has always been mystifying to me
 
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FrancisSaywer said:
Leonard Myers was a good CB for us although he never quite lived up to his billing coming out of HS. Went to Carol City if I'm not mistaken and was in the 97 recruiting class with Dan Morgan, Reggie Wayne, Santana Moss, Delvin Brown, Markets Fitzgerald and Kenny Kelly. He was known to be very aggressive(He loved to attack the flats) and struggled a bit early on because of that and a lack of elite recovery speed.

My favorite Leonard Myers moment was in 2000. We were on the road in Morgantown playing a WVU squad led by Marc Bulger. We were coming off a bitter road loss to UW and we were a little sluggish coming out of the gate. Myers then lit the fuse by picking off Bulger in the left flat and returning it for six. It was a great play by Meyers as he read the route and jumped it perfectly. That play ignited the team and we went on to route WVU 48-17 I believe.
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Incorrect. He went to Dillard
 
ray_ray said:
FrancisSaywer said:
Leonard Myers was a good CB for us although he never quite lived up to his billing coming out of HS. Went to Carol City if I'm not mistaken and was in the 97 recruiting class with Dan Morgan, Reggie Wayne, Santana Moss, Delvin Brown, Markets Fitzgerald and Kenny Kelly. He was known to be very aggressive(He loved to attack the flats) and struggled a bit early on because of that and a lack of elite recovery speed.

My favorite Leonard Myers moment was in 2000. We were on the road in Morgantown playing a WVU squad led by Marc Bulger. We were coming off a bitter road loss to UW and we were a little sluggish coming out of the gate. Myers then lit the fuse by picking off Bulger in the left flat and returning it for six. It was a great play by Meyers as he read the route and jumped it perfectly. That play ignited the team and we went on to route WVU 48-17 I believe.
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Incorrect. He went to Dillard
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****! Yes of course. Who was the DB in that class from Carol City? Delvin Brown?
 
My lasting memories of him were getting beat deep regularly and then pointing at the Safety while in chase mode. That and eating hotdogs and laughing on the sideline while Syracuse was murdering us by 50.
 
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