Myron Guyton is a former NFL safety who played for the New York Giants, winning Super Bowl XXV, before finishing his career with the New England Patriots. A standout at Eastern Kentucky University, he first honed his skills at Thomas Co. Central High School. After retiring, he became a successful entrepreneur, owning seven Burger King franchises in Atlanta. Now residing in Metcalfe, GA, his hometown, Guyton is deeply involved in autism awareness and fundraising, a cause close to his heart. His legacy extends beyond football, as he continues to inspire and give back to his community.