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Jacques Reeves was an NFL cornerback from Purdue who played six seasons.
The NFL lists Reeves as a Purdue cornerback with six seasons of experience. Career statistics show 90 games, 168 tackles, 45 passes defensed and six interceptions.
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Reeves lettered at Purdue from 2000 through 2003 as a cornerback.
Purdue records list him among the program’s all-time letterwinners. He also competed in track, where Purdue noted his sprinting performance.
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Dallas selected Reeves in the seventh round of the 2004 NFL Draft.
Cowboys draft records list Reeves as the 223rd overall selection from Purdue.
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Reeves played for Dallas, Houston and Kansas City from 2004 through 2012.
NFL records list 90 games, including 60 with Dallas and 28 with Houston. His 2008 Texans season included four interceptions and an interception-return touchdown.
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Reeves recorded a career-high four interceptions for Houston in 2008.
NFL statistics credit him with 108 interception-return yards and one touchdown that season.
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Reeves combined cornerback play with a track-athlete background.
Houston game notes identified him as a standout Purdue track athlete who finished second in the 200 meters at the 2003 Big Ten Indoor Championships.
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Reeves remains part of Purdue’s NFL draft history as a 2004 Cowboys selection.
Purdue noted that he was the program’s most recent cornerback drafted before 2014.
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