Former Bengals defensive lineman DJ Reader is visiting the New York Giants after previously meeting with the Baltimore Ravens. He is expected to sign with a new team following the NFL draft.
Former Cincinnati Bengals defensive lineman DJ Reader is expected to sign with a new team at some point after the upcoming NFL draft.
Reader had already visited the Baltimore Ravens. And according to Jordan Schultz, Reader just had a visit with the New York Giants.
Of course, those Giants are embroiled in the Dexter Lawrence trade drama right now, which even got a comment from a Bengals player this week.
Before free agency started, Reader returning to Cincinnati felt like it had a nice little chance of happening. They wanted more depth there and leadership, but signed Jonathan Allen. They could address the line as early as 10th overall.
Never say never, obviously. But unless something changes with TJ Slaton, who previously felt like a cut candidate, it looks like Reader tops the list of needy teams elsewhere in the NFL.
This article originally appeared on Bengals Wire: Bengals free-agency reunion candidate gets visit with another team
DJ Reader has visited the Baltimore Ravens and the New York Giants during free agency.
DJ Reader's potential signing with another team could impact the Bengals' defensive line depth and leadership, especially after they signed Jonathan Allen.
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