The Jacksonville Jaguars continue to reshape their roster under new GM James Gladstone, as they plan to release wide receiver Josh Reynolds. This move not only clears a spot for new talent but also saves the team $4.26 million in salary cap space.

Reynolds had a brief and unimpactful stint with the Jaguars, managing just one reception for 11 yards in four games after being acquired in December. His release signals the ongoing purge of the Trent Baalke era, with several notable players departing in a short span. As the Jaguars look to bolster their roster with younger and undervalued talent, the focus shifts towards optimizing opportunities for their emerging players.