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The Denver Broncos have waived wide receiver Josh Reynolds as they faced a deadline to either activate him from injured reserve or keep him there. Reynolds, who had been recovering from a fractured finger and had also been involved in a shooting incident, had a modest season with 12 receptions for 183 yards and one touchdown. The Broncos are opting to rely on younger receivers, including rookies Devaughn Vele and Troy Franklin, as they move forward.
- The Broncos are prioritizing younger talent in their receiving corps.
- Reynolds' injury and off-field issues contributed to his release.
Josh Reynolds | WR
Injury
Pickup
12 receptions
183 rec yards
1 rec TDs
- Waived by the Broncos after failing to secure a spot on the active roster.
- Had a total of 12 receptions for 183 yards and 1 touchdown in 5 games this season.
- Faced injuries both on the field and from a shooting incident.
Marvin Mims | WR
Breakout
3 receptions
105 rec yards
1 rec TDs
- Had a breakout game with 105 yards on three catches, including a 93-yard touchdown.
- Emerging as a key player in the Broncos' offense.
Devaughn Vele | WR
Breakout
33 receptions
377 rec yards
- Second among Broncos wide receivers in catches and receiving yards.
- Demonstrating the team's trust in rookie talent.
Troy Franklin | WR
Breakout
- Also working his way into the receiver rotation.
- Contributing to the Broncos' offensive depth.
Denver Broncos
- Opting to move forward with younger receivers instead of veteran options.
- Recent performances indicate a shift in offensive strategy.