Jacque Finn brings old-school Wyoming toughness to the secondary
Jacque Finn entered Wyoming as a highly versatile defender from Natrona County, and the early read on him was a long, physical safety with real football instincts and the ability to move around the formation. In the 2003 season, Wyoming sources listed him among the Cowboys’ top safety options, and recruiting reports described him as an extremely versatile athlete who played quarterback, cornerback, safety, and receiver in high school[9][11][13]. If you want a secondary piece with length, edge, and multi-position background, Finn fits the profile of a rugged, adaptable Cowboy.
