Meyer is a dawg when he gets the football in his hands, running through defenders and making them miss in the open field. He is an elusive back and can find the hole, getting up field quickly. I like his vision and patience being able to trust his eyes and let the hole develop. He is a player that would be a great addition to one of our Colorado programs. He has put up some eye catching numbers the past two season and is a player that should be on programs radar.

Meyer turned heads all season as one of the top running backs in the state. Meyer’s postseason effort was no exception, as he rushed for 160 yards on 19 carries, consistently breaking off chunks of yardage. He finished the season with an impressive 1,700 rushing yards, showing his ability to grind out tough yards and produce explosive plays. His consistency and playmaking skills make him a strong candidate for attention in the offseason. Meyer’s combination of vision, power, and breakaway speed will have many eagerly watching his next steps.

Meyer was a bright spot for Rock Canyon, rushing for 129 yards against a solid defense. Meyer’s ability to find open running lanes and pick up chunk yardage kept his team in the game and showcased his vision and football IQ. Despite the tough loss, Meyer continues to impress with his consistent production and ability to perform under pressure. His strong showing should catch the attention of college scouts as he continues to develop as a player. Meyer’s combination of speed and toughness makes him a difficult matchup for defenses, and as the season progresses, he’ll be a key part of Rock Canyon’s offensive strategy. With performances like this, Meyer is proving to be one of the top backs to watch as the season moves toward its conclusion.

Another exciting running back to watch out for is Mr. Meyer. Meyer is a speedy elusive back, that gives that defense hell when he reaches the open space. Meyer has very good athletic ability due to very good speed, balance, acceleration, and change of direction. When the ball is in his hands, he uses his home run speed to get past the 2^nd level defenders into the endzone. Meyer has very good vision, and demonstrates good mental processing by choosing/identifying the correct holes to run through. After he is handed the ball, he’ll use dynamic cuts and dynamic spins at the LOS to juke out defenders. He isn’t afraid to get physical, putting the shoulder pads down to create contact. Meyer is a very slippery back, taking multiple people to tackle him. Defenders were sliding off of him like a slip n slide. Meyer is good in pass protection, picking up the blitz allowing his QB extra time in the pocket. Meyer is an all around fantastic back that deserves more eyes on him as the 24/25 season gets underway.