I just think he is not a bad 3rd to 4th option he has playing experience and has produced in games. Not to mention being in the system for 3 years with McVays offense. He has started 11 games and has 7tds not bad when you start comparing to our current receivers, that besides Kupp haven't been very red zone savy. Thats his role in the offense as a bigger or taller body to compete in the zone. He ran a 4.56 which is not blazing but for his height above average. He is by no means a polished superstar but he has value if he can get better at tracking and attacking jump balls. As far as Webster goes I can't see any thing to get excited about and his lack of playing time confirms that with me. If you make plays you get opportunities. We can always improve our receiver room but let me know who we can replace him with a 4th 5th round pedigree from draft or free agent salary wise that's an upgrade. In all honesty we don't won't to see Reynolds on the field this year because Kupp, Woods, Cooks, Everett, Higbee would be a better choice.
