New York Giants signing D.J. Reader: 5 things to know about the DT
The New York Giants have signed veteran nose tackle D.J. Reader to a two-year deal, bolstering their defensive interior. Reader brings proven production, leadership, and experience having overcome major injuries, including a torn quad, MCL, and quadriceps tendon.
The New York Giants have agreed to terms with veteran nose tackle D.J. Reader on a two-year deal. Reader is a 6-foot-3, 330-pound run-stuffer who brings proven production and leadership to the Giants' defensive unit. He has a multi-sport athletic background, having starred in football, basketball, and baseball at Grimsley High School and Clemson University. Reader has overcome significant injuries, including a torn quad, MCL, and quadriceps tendon, and has founded the A Son Never Forgets Foundation in his hometown. He is a multiple Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year nominee and has logged over 4,000 volunteer hours. Reader's experience and leadership will help stabilize the Giants' defensive line.
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