It’s a reality that professional sports teams undergo personnel changes yearly; it’s simply the nature of the business. According to a prediction from Bleacher Report, the Detroit Lions could be on the verge of losing wideout Josh Reynolds, a key contributor from their remarkable 2023 season, which marked their first division win in 30 years.
Reynolds, who caught 40 passes for 608 yards and five touchdowns in 17 games played (13 starts) this past season with the Lions, has been named a possible target of the Baltimore Ravens by Alex Ballentine of Bleacher Report.
Losing a wide receiver of Reynolds’ caliber would undoubtedly be a setback for the Lions, as well as for quarterback Jared Goff, both of whom thrived under the guidance of offensive coordinator Ben Johnson.
With the NFL free agency period set to begin next month on March 11, the question arises: does Reynolds fit into the long-term plans of the Lions, or will GM Brad Holmes opt to let him sign elsewhere?
