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Reed knows what he did wrong and how to fix the three mistakes he made on critical second-half plays that keyed the Jets' rally last week.

Detroit Lions cornerback DJ Reed is holding himself accountable for his difficult start to the season. According to reporting from Allen Park, the veteran defender has acknowledged that his performance through the first three games has not met either his personal standards or those of the team.
Reed recognized that he must improve considerably to help resolve the defensive inconsistencies holding the Lions back. The truncated report notes that he refuses to make excuses as Detroit works to raise its overall defensive ceiling.
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