The Detroit Lions made a big move in free agency, landing cornerback D.J. Reed on a three-year, $48 million deal with $32 million guaranteed. This signing doesn’t just strengthen the Lions’ secondary—it also puts pressure on the Green Bay Packers, who had reportedly identified Reed as an ideal target to replace Jaire Alexander.
With Paulson Adebo (Giants) and Isaiah Rodgers (Vikings) also off the board, the Packers’ options at cornerback are shrinking fast. If they don’t act quickly, they could be left scrambling for secondary help as the NFC North race heats up.
Detroit Lions Steal Packers’ Top CB Target, Cranking Up NFC North Rivalry
