The New York Jets have bolstered their wide receiver corps by signing veteran Josh Reynolds to a one-year deal. At 30 years old, Reynolds will add depth alongside standout receiver Garrett Wilson and free agency acquisition Allen Lazard. After a challenging season impacted by injuries, Reynolds hopes to revitalize his career with the Jets. He has a notable history with Jets coach Aaron Glenn and offensive coordinator Tanner Engstrand from their time together in Detroit.

Reynolds' journey has been tumultuous, including injuries and a shooting incident last season. He recorded 13 catches for 194 yards and a touchdown in limited action for the Denver Broncos and Jacksonville Jaguars. With the Jets releasing Davante Adams, Reynolds could fill a crucial role, potentially replacing Lazard if he is traded or released. His experience and familiarity with the coaching staff should help him quickly adapt to the Jets' offensive scheme.