I was a huge fan of drafting Josh Reynolds and when it actually happened, I was dancing in the living room. Since that time, I realized he might not be as good as my instincts projected.
I never did a ton of film study on him but I remember it was 45 mins to an hour of time spent.
Reynolds showed some flashes in his rookie season and showed some substance when he stepped into a bigger role after Kupp went down.
He might still end up being as good as I guessed but when the postseason and SB were there for the taking, Reynolds was nothing to write home about.
I'm glad he's on the team but so far he's looked like great depth as a #4 WR but merely an okay to above average #3 WR.
In 2019 he needs to show more regardless of his role behind Kupp, Woods and Cooks.
In other words, he will have to crush it in camp and preseason to get any significant playing time if the big three Kupp, Woods and Cooks all remain healthy during the 2019 season.
Just my opinion and I thought he was going to show a lot more than he did during his 2018 regular season and 2019 postseason eyeball test showed.
Divisional Round Playoffs: Cowboys at RamsJ.Reynolds 1 catch 19 yards TD 0
NFC Championship: Rams at SaintsJ.Reynolds 4 catch 74 yards TD 0, Rushing 1 att 16 yards - this was a solid performance
2019 Super Bowl: Patriots vs RamsJ.Reynolds 3 catch 28 yards TD 0
2018 Regular season statsJ.Reynolds 29 catch 402 yards YPC 13.9 TD 5
We need a bigger sample size but after 2 seasons Reynolds has been................................