Reynolds failed to catch his lone target during Sunday's loss to the Jets. The 29-year-old made his debut for the Jaguars after being claimed off waivers Dec. 4, but he didn't see much action in the passing game while working as the No. 4 wideout. Reynolds' role isn't likely to change much down the stretch if Brian Thomas, Parker Washington and Devin Duvernay remain healthy.
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ACTIVELatest Josh Reynolds news
Team
Jacksonville Jaguars
Birthdate
2/16/1995 (29)
Status
Active
HT/WT
6'3", 192 lbs
Draft Info
2017: Rd 4; Pk (LA)
Birthplace
San Antonio, TX, USA
Position
WR
College
Texas A&M
Experience
7 seasons
Career History
Jacksonville Jaguars
2024-Present
(1 season)
Denver Broncos
2024-2024
(1 season)
Detroit Lions
2021-2024
(3 seasons)
Tennessee Titans
2021-2021
(1 season)
Los Angeles Rams
2017-2021
(4 seasons)
Reynolds failed to catch his lone target during Sunday's loss to the Jets. The 29-year-old made his debut for the Jaguars after being claimed off waivers Dec. 4, but he didn't see much action in the passing game while working as the No. 4 wideout. Reynolds' role isn't likely to change much down the stretch if Brian Thomas, Parker Washington and Devin Duvernay remain healthy.
Reynolds is inactive for Sunday's game against the Titans. Per Demetrius Harvey of The Florida Times-Union, Reynolds, who didn't practice with the Jaguars until Thursday, figures to make his debut with the team next weekend against the Jets. On Sunday, Brian Thomas, Parker Washington, Devin Duvernay, Tim Jones and Joshua Cephus are available to handle Jacksonville's wideout duties.
The Jaguars claimed Reynolds off waivers Wednesday, per Mike Garafolo of NFL Network. Reynolds had a top-three role for Denver in September but then dropped down the depth chart after a Week 5 finger fracture send him to injured reserve. He's seemingly healthy again and now lands with one of the few teams that may be weak enough at wide receiver to give him an opportunity as a starter. The Jaguars lost Christian Kirk (shoulder) and Gabe Davis (knee) to season-ending injuries over the past month, leaving Parker Washington, Devin Duvernay and Tim Jones as the choices to start at WR alongside rookie standout Brian Thomas.
The Broncos waived Reynolds (hand) on Tuesday, Aric DiLalla of the team's official site reports. Reynolds hadn't played since Week 5 due to a fractured finger that required surgery, but he was a full participant in every practice since being designated for return from injured reserve Nov. 13. Though he's seemingly healthy again, Reynolds' 21-day evaluation window came to a close this week, and Denver didn't have an opening for him on the 53-man roster. The Broncos are seemingly comfortable with the strides that young receivers Devaughn Vele, Troy Franklin and Marvin Mims have made in recent weeks behind No. 1 option Courtland Sutton and were content to move on with Reynolds, who should be able to catch on elsewhere. Reynolds is in the first season of a two-year, $9 million contract, so he may clear waivers first before a team brings him aboard at a more palatable salary. The 29-year-old turned in a 12-183-1 receiving line on 19 targets over his five appearances with Denver before landing on IR.
Reynolds (hand) has been downgraded to out for Monday night's game against the Browns, Nick Kosmider of The Athletic reports. Reynolds will not be activated from injured reserve in time for Monday night's contest. The Broncos had listed Reynolds as questionable on Saturday's final injury report. In Reynolds' absence, the Broncos will continue to roll with Courtland Sutton, Devaughn Vele, Lil'Jordan Humphrey, Troy Franklin and Marvin Mims at wide receiver. Reynolds' next chance to play will be in Week 15 against the Colts following Denver's Week 14 bye.
Reynolds (hand) is listed as questionable for Monday's contest against the Browns after logging a third straight full participation in practice. This was the third straight week Reynolds practiced in complete fashion and the veteran is nearing the end of his 21-day activation window, so it's possible the team could activate the veteran ahead of Monday's contest. The Broncos are relatively healthy at wide receiver, but Reynolds could see snaps over Troy Franklin and Marvin Mims should he be activated.
Reynolds (hand) has been ruled out for Sunday's game in Las Vegas. For a second consecutive week, Reynolds was listed as a full participant on all three Broncos injury reports. However, he won't be activated from injured reserve just yet as he continues to ramp things up since fracturing a finger Week 5 against the Raiders. His next chance to suit up is Monday, Dec. 2 versus the Browns.
Reynolds (hand) won't play Sunday against the Falcons, Aric DiLalla of the Broncos' official site reports. Reynolds won't be activated from injured reserve for Denver's Week 11 home game against the Falcons, but he was a full participant in practice all week after having his 21-day window to return opened Wednesday. Given that context, it wouldn't be surprising to see the wide receiver return to action Week 12 against the Raiders, though Reynolds would first have to be added to the active roster with an official transaction before he can suit up for a game.
Reynolds (hand) returned to practice Wednesday, Parker Gabriel of The Denver Post reports. The Broncos placed Reynolds on injured reserve Oct. 12 due to a fractured finger. He then suffered minor injuries in a shooting a week later, but that doesn't seem to have impacted his return timeline, with the Broncos designated him for an IR return when first eligible. There's now a 21-day window in which Reynolds -- who worked fully Wednesday -- can practice with the team without being placed on the active roster. It's possible he'll be activated before Sunday's game against the Falcons, in which case he'd be a threat to take snaps away from Lil'Jordan Humphrey, Troy Franklin and Devaughn Vele.