Rams news: Meet the new receiving options for Jared Goff
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Josh Reynolds
This player on our list is to some underrated, yet at his school he was dominant and a game changer/play maker.
He was the number one receiver at Texas A&M. Now in LA he is competing to be a top receiver.
There is no doubt he will be one of the top four true receivers. Reynolds is good off the wide out screen plays, quick slants, and blocking as he is a strong physical player, who knows how to use his body to his advantage.
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— Joshua Reynolds (@J_Rey_11) May 20, 2017
Reynolds is kind of like a Kenny Britt, yet has his own type of play. He is physical along with quick feet and finesse. Additionally, he is another tall target for Goff to throw to in the end one to come up with touchdowns.
Reynolds in the open pace is dangerous for any opponent as for his length he is quick. Also, he will help the Rams and other receivers improve their game with healthy competition everyday.