The Jacksonville Jaguars have made significant roster changes this offseason, parting ways with several players, including wide receiver Josh Reynolds, who was previously claimed off waivers from the Denver Broncos. Reynolds, who had a productive season with the Detroit Lions in 2022, caught only one pass for 11 yards in four games with the Jaguars. The move to release him opens up $4.26 million in cap space, indicating a strategic shift for the team as they reshape their roster. Additionally, the Jaguars released tight end Evan Engram, wide receiver Devin Duvernay, and cornerback Ronald Darby.

Reynolds, a former Texas A&M standout, had an impressive college career, finishing with 164 catches, 2,788 yards, and 30 touchdowns. However, his professional journey has been tumultuous, featuring injuries and the aftermath of a shooting incident. As he seeks a new team, Reynolds aims to revive his career after being cut by two franchises in quick succession. The Jaguars' moves suggest a focus on restructuring their offense and solidifying their overall team strategy for the upcoming season.