a former dual-threat QB turned WR with pedigree and size
Leonard’s main appeal is his athletic background: he arrived at Washington as a highly regarded Seattle-area quarterback recruit, then converted to wide receiver, giving him a rare mix of field vision, hands, and instinct for spacing. In 2011, he saw game action against Utah and Stanford after spending earlier seasons mostly on service teams, so he profiles more as a developmental fit than a proven stat producer. For a team, that means upside if you value size, versatility, and local recruiting value over immediate production.
