Words by Daniella Ponticelli. Pete Robertson is proud to say he's made in Texas. The Saskatchewan Roughriders defensive end was born, raised and trained in ...
“It’s a long season and we are going to pull it together.” Jefferson was known to his teammates and friends as “Bobo.” In preparation for his regular-season return, his message to Rider Nation is one of gratitude and motivation. I help out with the D lineman,” Robertson said, adding that he was mentoring during his bye week in Longview. “I think this offseason, me and my family are going to head to (California) to see him.” Everybody on the team loved him,” Robertson said. I want to know you,” he said. “It’s how we take the game of football and take it to another level. “During the break when I was at home (in Texas), we FaceTimed, he saw my kids. Because at the end of the day, when we are out there battling, I don’t want to just know your name. The inspiration, Robertson claims, comes from his observations on the field and seeing how guys move once they tire in practice. It was during his time in Washington that Robertson first connected with Anthony Lanier II.