Reed will miss OTAs (organized team activities) later this month as well as OTAs and a three-day minicamp in June, according to the paper. The Texans are hopeful he’ll be ready for training camp.
Author: Neil Farris
I have been covering sports since 2002 when I began writing for my college newspaper. Since then I have covered football regionally and currently work in the NFL department at All Sports Talk.
Jets’ Revis running again, will report to team
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