All D.J. Reed has done over the past two years for the Kansas State football team is make plays.
The two-time All-Big XII cornerback finished fifth in the nation with 16 passes defensed in 2016—his first year in Manhattan. He added three interceptions that year as well.
Over his two-year stint at K-State, Reed also averaged 32.2 yards per kick return and 14.9 yards per punt return. He was named a second-team All-American last year as a returner.
After deciding to forego his Senior year, Reed and more than 300 other NFL hopefuls spent the past week competing and being evaluated at the Scouting Combine in Indianapolis.