ALLEN PARK – When describing to reporters what it feels like to be able to run and move again, Detroit Lions cornerback D.J. Reed had one word: “grateful.”

The veteran defender returned to practice on Wednesday after being on the injured reserve list since October 1st after suffering a hamstring injury during a home game against the Cleveland Browns.

At the time of his injury, Reed was in the midst of his best game this season, logging four tackles, three passes defended, and an interception before medical personnel escorted him off the field.

“Just gratitude,” Reed said, describing his return to practice. “I just thank God. When I was out there, and man, you just can’t take this game for granted. I’m just happy to be back with the guys, and man, just happy -- a lot of gratitude.”

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