a veteran Dayton corner who built his rep on ball production and physicality
In his Dayton years, Pfleger stood out as a three-year starter at cornerback who mixed toughness with playmaking, including 4 interceptions in the 2010 season and 3 more in the 2011 season, plus strong pass-breakup production. He also added tackling value for a corner, showing he was more than just coverage glue. The big appeal: he brought veteran reliability, a nose for the football, and enough versatility to shift from receiver to defender and still thrive. If you want a scrappy, experienced CB who can compete and create turnovers, he checks a lot of boxes.
