Ball-hawking Buffalo DB with proven playmaking chops
In the 2014 season, Cortney Lester entered his fourth year as a starting cornerback for Buffalo, and the profile that stands out is simple: he’s a veteran playmaker with real ball skills, explosive athletic ability, and nine career interceptions by that point. Buffalo’s staff also highlighted his transition from wide receiver to cornerback, which explains the instincts and hands that make him more than just a cover guy. He’s the kind of defender who can change a game quickly—smart fit if you want a DB with experience, toughness, and turnover upside.
