Leland Korona is a 6'2" Edge in the 2027 class.
Korona attends Gaylord in Michigan.
Korona's Player Profile was created on October 19, 2023.
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Expert Analysis
Leland
KoronaEDGE
Class
2027
Height
6'2"
Weight
215
HS
Gaylord
|
MI
Midwest Showcase Quick Hits: Defensive Line
I just recently evaluated Leland’s film from 2025, but he has definitely added some tools to his bag,...
Written by Tyler Graham
Leland
KoronaEDGE
Class
2027
Height
6'2"
Weight
215
HS
Gaylord
|
MI
X Film Room: High Upside Seniors
Leland has continued to hone his skill, especially as a pure pass rusher, and it is paying dividends....
Written by Tyler Graham
Leland
KoronaEDGE
Class
2027
Height
6'2"
Weight
215
HS
Gaylord
|
MI
Defensive Studs Standing Out
Leland has been a great performer to start this season, helping Gaylord stay unbeaten through 5 weeks! He...
Written by Tyler Graham
Leland
KoronaEDGE
Class
2027
Height
6'2"
Weight
215
HS
Gaylord
|
MI
Class of 2027 Soon-to-be Prospects
Expecting a standout junior season from Leland. A handful of good highlights, but has missed some time over...
Written by Alex Pallone
Leland
KoronaEDGE
Class
2027
Height
6'2"
Weight
215
HS
Gaylord
|
MI
Checking in on Six C/O 2027 Breakout Candidates
Hudl Link A few solid moments of physicality Usually a solid getoff Still has a lot of room...
Written by Alex Pallone
Leland
KoronaEDGE
Class
2027
Height
6'2"
Weight
215
HS
Gaylord
|
MI
6 Defensive Linemen With Breakout Potential in 2024
This is a kid I have talked about before, but I am seeing some big jumps in his...
Written by Tyler Graham
Tyler Graham | Prep Redzone Scout
Tyler Graham
Prep Redzone Scout
I just recently evaluated Leland’s film from 2025, but he has definitely added some tools to his bag, including size and physicality.
-Gained significant weight, much stronger especially in the lower half
-Still great bend and a great first step, making tackles pay for lunging or standing up
-Great variation between speed and power moves, knows how to manipulate the tackle and keep them guessing
Leland has continued to hone his skill, especially as a pure pass rusher, and it is paying dividends. I think his upside comes from the way he has specialized and really worked on his skill on the edge. He has great bend, great use of hands and has continued to evolve physically. Whether it’s with speed or power, Leland makes tackles work for every second of the rep. His motor is there and ability to swipe and get free is far beyond most defensive linemen in the class. His hard work is paying off and I truly believe Korona will have a phenomenal senior season.
Leland has been a great performer to start this season, helping Gaylord stay unbeaten through 5 weeks! He plays with a relentless motor, and clear football IQ, consistently demonstrating how to set up offensive linemen and just how to win his rep. What stands out on tape so far is his great use of hands, along with an elite change of direction. He doesn’t tip off his next move, keeping offensive linemen lunging and guessing. He lulls them to sleep before exploding with a burst and uses a violent chop along the way to finish getting by. He has been working hard over the last couple of years of becoming a true pass rush specialist, and it appears that hard work is paying off, allowing him to develop into a disruptive and high energy EDGE.
Expecting a standout junior season from Leland. A handful of good highlights, but has missed some time over the past two seasons due to injury. I like Leland’s getoff and he has some bend.
Generally, Leland still needs to add some bulk and add some explosiveness. I see the potential, and trust Gaylord’s coaching staff to develop defensive linemen. Hopefully we’ll see that standout season that I expect.
This is a kid I have talked about before, but I am seeing some big jumps in his game that I am super excited about. He has a quick step, long arms to keep blockers at bay, and a move or two in the bag to wiggle free to make a play. I think the jump to varsity will require him continuing his work in the weight room, and I would like to see him continue to develop his overall football IQ, and this could be a really nice piece for a stingy Gaylord defense. Time will tell what his ceiling is, but I am definitely high on his potential heading into the season!