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Jason Leach

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American football player (born 1982)

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Jason Leach
Profile
Position	Safety
Personal information
Born	(1982-07-21)July 21, 1982 (age 43) Chino, California, U.S.
Height	5 ft 11 in (1.80 m)
Weight	210 lb (95 kg)
Career information
College	Southern California
NFL draft	2005: undrafted
Career history
2005	San Diego Chargers*
* Offseason and/or practice squad member only

Awards and highlights
2× National champion (2003,2004)

Jason Leach is an American formerfootball safety.

Leach was a member of theSan Diego Chargers of theNational Football League in 2005 but did not appear in a game.

^Litke, Jim (January 2, 2004)."USC makes strong case for nation's best team".The Jackson Sun. Associated Press. RetrievedAugust 30, 2025 – viaNewspapers.com.

v t e 2003 USC Trojans football—AP national champions
Marcell Allmond Kevin Arbet Collin Ashton Sam Baker Darnell Bing John David Booty Will Buchanon Reggie Bush Dominique Byrd Matt Cassel Shaun Cody Keary Colbert Hershel Dennis Sedrick Ellis Matt Grootegoed Gregg Guenther Brandon Hancock Alex Holmes Lawrence Jackson Winston Justice Ryan Kalil Norm Katnik Ryan Killeen David Kirtman Jason Leach Matt Leinart Whitney Lewis Oscar Lua Tom Malone Fred Matua Chris McFoy Jason Mitchell Mike Patterson Will Poole LaJuan Ramsey Drew Radovich Jacob Rogers Frostee Rucker Dallas Sartz Steve Smith Matt Spanos Lofa Tatupu Terrell Thomas Kenechi Udeze Lenny Vandermade John Walker Chauncey Washington Lee Webb LenDale White Kyle Williams Mike Williams Thomas Williams Eric Wright Manuel Wright Justin Wyatt Head coach:Pete Carroll Assistant coaches:Greg Burns Brennan Carroll Norm Chow Tim Davis Nick Holt Lane Kiffin Ed Orgeron Kennedy Pola Steve Sarkisian Rocky Seto

v t e 2004 USC Trojans football—AP national champions (BCS / Coaches Poll vacated)
Kevin Arbet Collin Ashton Sam Baker Darnell Bing John David Booty Will Buchanon Reggie Bush Jeff Byers Dominique Byrd Matt Cassel Shaun Cody Mario Danelo Fred Davis Hershel Dennis Sedrick Ellis Matt Grootegoed Brandon Hancock Alex Holmes Lawrence Jackson Dwayne Jarrett Winston Justice Ryan Kalil Ryan Killeen David Kirtman Jason Leach Matt Leinart Whitney Lewis Oscar Lua Deuce Lutui Tom Malone Fred Matua Chris McFoy Jason Mitchell Mike Patterson Josh Pinkard Ryan Powdrell Chilo Rachal Drew Radovich LaJuan Ramsey Keith Rivers Frostee Rucker Dallas Sartz Steve Smith Matt Spanos Lofa Tatupu Terrell Thomas John Walker Scott Ware Chauncey Washington Lee Webb LenDale White Kyle Williams Thomas Williams Eric Wright Manuel Wright Justin Wyatt Head coach:Pete Carroll Assistant coaches:Greg Burns Brennan Carroll Norm Chow Tim Davis Lane Kiffin Todd McNair Ken Norton Jr. Ed Orgeron Rocky Seto Carl Smith

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