Broncos Waive Veteran WR Josh Reynolds After Injury Recovery

The Denver Broncos opted to release Josh Reynolds as his practice window expired, prioritizing younger talent in their wide receiver rotation.

Josh Reynolds, 29, was waived by the Denver Broncos after recovering from a fractured finger sustained in Week 5 against the Raiders.
The wide receiver had been on injured reserve and practiced for three weeks, but the team chose not to activate him to the 53-man roster.
Reynolds played five games for Denver this season, recording 12 catches for 183 yards and one touchdown before his injury.
The Broncos' decision reflects a focus on younger players, with rookies Devaughn Vele and Troy Franklin stepping into larger roles alongside Marvin Mims Jr. and Courtland Sutton.
Reynolds, a veteran of multiple teams, will enter waivers and could become a free agent if unclaimed, with $4.25 million in guaranteed pay from his two-year contract.