Breaking news: Lions’ Josh Reynolds traded to Bills?
The Buffalo Bills might consider adding a veteran receiver to their roster, and Josh Reynolds of the Detroit Lions emerges as a potential candidate, according to recent speculation by Bleacher Report. With Gabe Davis entering free agency, there’s a vacancy alongside Stefon Diggs in the Bills’ receiving corps.
Reynolds, who recently turned 29, showcased his prowess with the Lions in 2023, recording 40 receptions for 608 yards and five touchdowns, arguably marking the peak of his seven-year career. Despite never taking on a leading role, Reynolds has proven to be a valuable contributor on successful offenses, notably with the Lions and the Los Angeles Rams from 2018-2020.
Bleacher Report notes that while Reynolds’ potential signing may not make significant headlines in the spring, he could play a pivotal role for a playoff-contending team. As the Bills aim to surround quarterback Josh Allen with additional weapons, the idea of bringing in Reynolds aligns with their strategy. Although the Bills may also explore the draft for new receiving talent, adding a veteran like Reynolds, who brings playoff experience, could be a strategic move for Buffalo as they strive to overcome playoff challenges in the upcoming season.
