Josh Reynolds

Reynolds is a key component of one of the SEC’s biggest and most explosive receiving corps and he’s coming off his second consecutive 50-catch season with the Aggies. At 6-4, 195, Reynolds is a rangy receiver that will give new quarterback Trevor Knight a big target on the outside. That said, there is serious room for improvement, not just for Reynolds, but for the Aggies offense as a whole. One might assume that Reynolds’ height would make him an elite red zone option, but he only had three receptions inside the 20 last season. All three of those receptions went for touchdowns, but the fact that a player of Reynolds’ talent only had three red zone grabs is symptomatic of the Aggies’ overall struggles to finish drives. A&M ranked 95th in the nation in touchdown percentage in the red zone, one of the worst marks of any Power 5 school. If new offensive coordinator Noel Mazzone can iron out those red zone issues and create more looks for Reynolds, Reynolds could take a step forward this season and up his touchdown count. Like all A&M receivers, though, the deep talent at the position could put a cap on their upsides.