Cornell’s former two-way defensive back with a gritty, game-changing edge
In the 2005 season, Jason Cloyd was a starting cornerback for Cornell, finishing with 1 interception for 20 return yards and helping anchor a defense that valued competitiveness over flash. He stands out for his toughness, versatility, and winning background—Cornell’s staff later noted he was part of a turnaround from 1-9 to 6-4, which says plenty about his mindset and competitive tone. If you want a CB who brings physicality, reliability, and hard-nosed energy, Cloyd is the kind of player coaches love.
