Titans WR Josh Reynolds is questionable to play Week 1 because of a foot injury, according to Turron Davenport of ESPN.

Related Players: Cameron Batson, Chester Rogers

The former Ram was considered a favorite to start opposite A.J. Brown prior to Julio Jones's arrival. Now Reynolds is behind Chester Rogers and in risk of losing more playing time.

Tennessee Titans wide receiver Josh Reynolds was limited in Thursday's practice session due to a foot injury.

Reynolds practiced in full on Wednesday, so the foot ailment appears to be something new. The fact that he was able to practice suggests that the injury is nothing major but is something to note for deep leaguers and DFS managers. Reynolds is the Titans' number three receiver but is not expected to be a significant part of the team's game plan on a week-to-week basis. Our 79th ranked wide receiver for Week 1, Reynolds has some potential shootout appeal in a game with a 52.5 over/under.

I’ll add my thoughts to the general Josh Reynolds discussion… it’s not crazy to think that Marcus Johnson or Chester Rogers could emerge as the Titans WR3 given how camp has gone. He’s making $762,500 more than Johnson, it’s not like they’re super committed to him financially.

Related players: Dez Fitzpatrick

It's not that long ago Reynolds was a popular fantasy target and a potential WR2. But now Julio Jones is opposite A.J. Brown and Herndon went as far to say that it wouldn't be jaw-dropping if Reynolds doesn't make the cut. Herndon added Reynolds has some work to do the rest of camp.

Free agent WR Josh Reynolds is signing with the Tennessee Titans.

From a real-world perspective, I like this signing for the Titans, who lost Corey Davis, Adam Humphries and Jonnu Smith in free agency. Reynolds started the season sharing time with rookie Van Jefferson, but took over the WR3 role for the Rams in Week 3, his snaps dipping below 70% just once from Week 3 to Week 12. In that span, he averaged 3.9 catches for 49 yards and 0.22 touchdowns on 6.3 targets per game, which is a 62-794-3.5 pace (on 101 targets). Per PFF, his yards per route run (YPRR) has been remarkably consistent over the last three seasons, never higher than 1.26 YPRR and never lower than 1.23 YPRR. For reference, Davis posted 1.48 YPRR in 2019 before his breakout season (2.58 YPRR) last year. With OC Arthur Smith moving on to lead the Falcons, it remains to be seen if the Titans stay as run-heavy under new OC Todd Downing as they have been, but Derrick Henry's presence on the roster is a strong indicator that they will. Reynolds could post Davis-type numbers (65-984-5) if he sees 100+ targets. (Davis saw 92 targets in 2020.)

Rams wide receiver Cooper Kupp has been placed on the league’s COVID-19 reserve list.

Related players: Josh Reynolds, Van Jefferson

Players are placed on COVID-19 reserve if they test positive or if they have close contact with someone who tested positive. It is unknown whether Kupp tested positive or is classified as a close contact. Kupp is the Rams’ leader this season with 92 catches and 974 yards. If he can’t be activated in time for Sunday’s game against the Cardinals, that would be a major blow to the Rams’ hopes, the story went on to say. It could mean Reynolds and Jefferson see more snaps and action, but with Jared Goff out, the passing game is likely going to be limited for the Rams.

The Athletic projects Rams rookie WR Van Jefferson to be the third wide receiver over Josh Reynolds.

Reynolds was expected to take over the Brandin Cooks role in the Rams offense but it appears the rookie may have beaten him out in camp. The Rams throw a ton and play at one of the quickest paces in the league, so any player getting a significant snap share in that offense carries fantasy potential. For now, Jefferson will be a low-usage option behind Cooper Kupp, Robert Woods, and TE Tyler Higbee.

The Rams expect that Josh Reynolds will, or at least play a significantly increased role, this season.

Related players: Van Jefferson, Greg Dortch, Robert Woods, Cooper Kupp, Nsimba Webster

The Rams think Reynolds can step in with the loss of Brandin Cooks to the Texans. A fourth-round pick in 2017, Reynolds served mostly as a backup the past three seasons, but filled in as a starter when needed. In 48 games, Reynolds caught 61 passes for 832 yards and seven touchdowns.

WR Brandin Cooks: also will not play in Week 11 vs Bears (concussion)

Related players: Josh Reynolds

Reynolds will continue to benefit with Cooks out of the lineup, which could be a common theme going forward based on comments a few weeks ago that McVay was concerned for Cooks as a person.