15 Facts About Brian Leonard

Brian Leonard was born on February 3,1984 and is an American former professional football player who was a fullback in the National Football League.

Brian Leonard played college football for the Rutgers Scarlet Knights and was selected by the St Louis Rams in the second round of the 2007 NFL draft.

Brian Leonard committed to play football at Rutgers University in August 2001.

Brian Leonard valued Rutgers's loyalty to his brother and ultimately decided to play football at Rutgers.

Brian Leonard was named starting fullback on the 2007 Senior Bowl North Squad, where he finished with 16 yards rushing and 13 yards receiving, 3rd overall on the team in total yardage.

Brian Leonard was renowned for his athleticism due to his size, hands, and speed.

Brian Leonard finished his Rutgers' career ranked fourth all-time rushing yards, fourth all-time rushing touchdowns, sixth all-time receiving yards, first all-time receptions, tied for fourth all-time receiving touchdowns, second all-time all-purpose yards, first all-time combined touchdowns, and first all-time career points scored.

Brian Leonard was projected as a day one selection, as high as the first round.

Brian Leonard signed a four-year, $2.8 million contract on July 24,2007, that included $1.55 million in guaranteed money.

In rookie training camp, Brian Leonard was one of only two running backs, the other being Brad Lau.

Brian Leonard had his first 100-yard rushing game, typically a milestone among running backs, on October 7,2007, at home against the Arizona Cardinals.

Brian Leonard underwent surgery on both his shoulders after the season.

Brian Leonard was traded to the Cincinnati Bengals on May 7,2009, for defensive tackle Orien Harris.

Brian Leonard was brought in by multiple teams during training camp in 2014, but failed to secure a roster spot.

Brian Leonard has been active in the community, especially doing considerable work with children.