Overview

• The Jets signed Reynolds to a one-year contract worth up to $5 million three weeks after releasing him in March.
• He is practicing with Allen Lazard, Tyler Johnson, Xavier Gipson, Malachi Corley and Arian Smith for snaps behind No. 1 receiver Garrett Wilson.
• Reynolds returned to the field this spring after recovering from a broken finger and minor gunshot wounds last October.
• The former Lions fourth-round pick views his veteran status as a guiding presence for a largely youthful roster.
• He said he feels “blessed” for the opportunity in New York and is focused on daily improvement to help the team win.