Myles Polite is a 6'0" Defensive Back/Athlete in the 2027 class.
Polite attends Perry in Arizona.
Polite's Player Profile was created on June 5, 2023.
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Expert Analysis
Myles
PoliteDB/ATH
Class
2027
Height
6'0"
Weight
165
HS
Perry
|
AZ
2027 Offer Tracker: Defense
Offer from Southwest Minnesota State Thank you @SMSUfootball and @CoachBull16 for the opportunity to receive an offer from...
Written by Jordan Reyes
Myles
PoliteDB/ATH
Class
2027
Height
6'0"
Weight
165
HS
Perry
|
AZ
2027 Watchlist Names to Know
Strong cover corner with good length and the speed to cover all areas of the field in both...
Written by Jordan Reyes
Myles
PoliteDB/ATH
Class
2027
Height
6'0"
Weight
165
HS
Perry
|
AZ
Eye in the Sky: Building 6A’s Footwork Factory
Myles Polite ‘s coverage skills jump off the screen because of how naturally he sticks in the back...
Written by Hunter Tierney
Jordan Reyes | Prep Redzone Scout
Jordan Reyes
Prep Redzone Lead Scout
Offer from Southwest Minnesota State
Thank you @SMSUfootball and @CoachBull16 for the opportunity to receive an offer from Southwest Minnesota State University while competing at the South Dakota Camp!
Strong cover corner with good length and the speed to cover all areas of the field in both man and zone. Shows good route recognition and the ability to read the QB’s eyes with the awareness to anticipate throws and close passing lanes. Good transitional speed to break on the ball and close space. Plus ball judgement skills to track the ball in the air and make plays at the catch point with 5 interceptions in his junior season.
Myles PoliteMylesPolite
6'0" | 165 lbs | DB/ATH
Perry | 2027 AZ
‘s coverage skills jump off the screen because of how naturally he sticks in the back pocket of receivers. His game has this smooth, effortless rhythm — like every rep is a mirror drill where he’s matching wideouts step for step. He stays tight in phase, gliding through cuts and transitions without losing balance or leverage, and it makes him look like he’s running the route for the WR at times. His footwork is sharp but calm; there’s never wasted motion or panic when a receiver hits him with a double move. You can see how much trust his coaches have in him — they leave him on an island at times and let him handle business one‑on‑one, and he rarely needs help over the top. Even when he’s tested deep, he doesn’t chase; he stays patient, finds the receiver’s hip, and times his hands. It’s the type of consistent, technician‑level coverage that earns a coach’s confidence fast.