Josh Reynolds

There were some high hopes for Reynolds in Tennessee due to the lack of depth behind AJ Brown, but that all came crashing down with the Julio Jones trade. Reynolds still has some appeal as an insurance option behind these two WRs because he's the next man up in Tennessee, but he's not worth looking at as anything more than a late-round flier. My Updated Very Early Projection: 35-467-3 receiving.

Josh Reynolds expected to begin the year as Titans' No. 2 wideout

Turron Davenport of ESPN writes that "it's clear" Josh Reynolds will begin the 2021 season as the Titans' No. 2 wide receiver.

Fantasy Impact

Tennessee has a glaring lack of receiving options behind superstar A.J. Brown. Both Jonnu Smith and Corey Davis left in free agency, and the team didn't add a notable pass catcher in the draft. Reynolds should see a fantasy-relevant number of targets, but the lack of wide receiver depth probably does more for AJB's overall WR1 potential.