Jariah Myles is a 6'0" Linebacker in the 2027 class.
Myles attends St. Thomas More in New England.
Myles's Player Profile was created on July 5, 2022.
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Jariah
MylesLB
Class
2027
Height
6'0"
Weight
215
HS
St. Thomas More
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Class Of 2027 New Name, Transfers, and Film Analysis
Jariah Myles , a post-graduate transfer from St. Frances Academy to St. Thomas More School, brings a high-level recruiting profile with...
Written by CJ DeGennaro
Jariah
MylesLB
Class
2027
Height
6'0"
Weight
215
HS
St. Thomas More
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New E
St. Frances Academy’s top 10 performers in 42-7 win over Chaminade
Myles helped set the tone on defense. I have him with at least one sack, five tackles, two...
Written by Ed OBrien
Jariah
MylesLB
Class
2027
Height
6'0"
Weight
215
HS
St. Thomas More
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Top Performers from You Are Athlete Part 1
I honestly thought Myles was one of the best kids in attendance this past Saturday, this 2026 athlete...
Written by Carl Frederick
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Jariah MylesJariahMyles
6'0" | 215 lbs | LB
St. Thomas More | 2027 StateNew E
, a post-graduate transfer from St. Frances Academy to St. Thomas More School, brings a high-level recruiting profile with multiple visits to Merrimack College football, Morgan State University football, Norfolk State University football, Wofford College football, University of Rhode Island football, and Sacramento State football. At 6’0”, 215 pounds, Myles is an explosive defensive playmaker who consistently creates disruption. He plays with relentless effort and a physical edge, showing a natural ability to find the football and make impactful plays.
Myles stands out as a hard-hitting defender with excellent instincts, particularly in reading the quarterback’s eyes and reacting quickly to developing plays. He excels as a quarterback spy, using his athleticism and awareness to limit mobile quarterbacks and close space efficiently. His ability to use finesse moves to work around blockers adds another layer to his game, making him effective in both pursuit and in traffic. He projects well as a 4–3 outside linebacker or potentially a box safety at the next level. Locking into a primary position and continuing to refine role-specific techniques will help maximize his overall impact and development.
Myles helped set the tone on defense. I have him with at least one sack, five tackles, two tackles for a loss, and one quarterback hurry, unofficially. His sack came on Chaminade’s first series. Myles consistently cleaned up on runs and kept the quarterback uncomfortable with pressure.
I honestly thought Myles was one of the best kids in attendance this past Saturday, this 2026 athlete looks ready to play at the next level already. He was very smooth and fluid during the linebacker drills and he was consistently beating the running backs to the line of scrimmage during the team portion. What I enjoyed most about the Saint Frances Academy star is when he went out with the defensive backs and shut down a few of the top receivers on hand. I had to go back and check his profile to see if he has any offers yet and found one from UNC Charlotte over a year ago. He is trending as a division 1 linebacker or safety in my opinion and his outing in front of numerous scouts and coaches did nothing but help his chances.