Josh Reynolds has emerged as a standout player for the New York Jets during the offseason, quickly establishing himself as the second-best receiver behind Garrett Wilson. The Jets signed Reynolds to a one-year, $2.75 million deal, and he has shown significant promise throughout OTAs and minicamp. With a lack of experienced talent in the receiver room, Reynolds is expected to step up as the WR2, especially with the team cutting Davante Adams and relying on unproven players like Arian Smith and Malachi Corley.

His familiarity with coach Aaron Glenn from their time in Detroit has significantly contributed to his strong showing, positioning him as a key asset for starting quarterback Justin Fields. Reynolds' performance suggests he may bring the reliability and big-play ability that the Jets desperately need this season, making him an intriguing option for fantasy managers looking for value in their drafts.