veteran ballhawk with NFL/CFL-grade grit and versatile back-end value
Robert Priester was a productive Wyoming cornerback before building a long pro career, and his college résumé shows a defender who tackled well, created havoc, and competed with edge. In his Wyoming years, he started 17 of 22 career games and later finished with 139 tackles, 1 interception, 1 sack, 3 forced fumbles, and 3 fumble recoveries across 36 games, which points to a disruptive, reliable playmaker rather than just a coverage specialist. He stands out for toughness, run support, and versatility—useful traits for a defense that wants a fearless, high-motor defensive back.
