As soon as Cooper Kupp went down with a torn ACL in the second half of last season, the Los Angeles Rams seemed confident right away that Josh Reynolds was capable of stepping up in his teammate’s absence.
Similar to Kupp, Reynolds was viewed as a potential steal during the draft in 2017 when the Rams decided to use a fourth-round pick on the former Texas A&M star to provide some much-needed help to the receiving department.
Over the last two seasons, Reynolds hasn’t seen nearly as much action as Kupp since Sean McVay seemed most comfortable running a three-receiver set, but the second half of last year is the perfect example of what the young wideout can bring to the table when needed.