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Bengals New (4/3): D.J. Reader talks about why he chose to sign with Lions

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By: PatrickJudis

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The Bengals seemed to let D.J. Reader slip through their fingers with a familiar story.

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Detroit Lions used clever tactic to ensure DJ Reader signed with them – Pride Of Detroit
“When I went in the building (Lions training facility in Allen Park), everybody seems like they enjoyed working there,” Reader told Adams. “And that’s big for me, the energy in that building was great. Coach (Dan) Campbell, talking to him, he’s a guy who will look you straight in the eye and you can tell he really cares about ball. AG (Lions defensive coordinator Aaron Glenn) was super excited about defense. It was a fun environment when you land there. I didn’t know much about the Detroit—and I’m excited to learn more. But it was a cool feeling and a warm welcome when I walked in.”

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