Ryan D Leaf

Ryan D Leaf, a highly decorated collegiate athlete, first made his mark by leading Charles M. Russell High School to a Montana state title in 1992. His exceptional talent led him to Washington State University, where he quickly became a standout quarterback. In his junior year (1997), Leaf averaged an impressive 330.6 passing yards per game and set a Pacific-10 Conference record with 33 touchdowns, spearheading the Cougars to their first Pac-10 championship in school history.

Building on his respected analytical career, Ryan D Leaf expanded his broadcasting presence in 2024 by joining The CW broadcast team to call Pac-12 games. He continues to be a sought-after speaker and media personality, providing expert commentary on college football and sharing his powerful message of resilience and mental well-being. Leaf remains actively involved as a Program Ambassador for Transcend Recovery Community, reinforcing his commitment to advocacy in addiction recovery and mental health. His ongoing work across broadcast media and public advocacy makes him a compelling and marketable talent.