30 Players in 30 Days: #5 — Josh Reynolds

Notes from Billy's thoughts on Reynolds

• Excited to see what Reynolds can do in his senior year. Reynolds has filled out a little but will always be a guy who isn't muscle-packed. He's put on noticeable size and catches pretty much everything that is thrown his way.


• Reynolds has great hands and is a very fluid athlete. He's not the fastest guy in the world but it doesn't matter because he's fast enough and is a long-strider.


• Reynolds has extreme body control and is one of the best at finding and high-pointing the football. His ability to catch a ball when covered is as good as any in college football.


• This should be Reynolds' best year because he's a senior. He came back to school for a reason and is positioned for a much better professional situation than had he left early assuming he has success this year.


• With a great year, Reynolds could be a second round NFL pick. He's not there yet but he'll be there if he has his best year. Reynolds has first team All-SEC potential.


• Assuming a strong year, Reynolds will move up the A&M record boards and should leave as one of the statistical greats to ever play for the Aggies.


• Reynolds has had strong showings in big games before, but he's really yet to have a monster game against the "elite" defenses of the SEC. Would like to see him have a big game against those type of defenses, and if he does, he should be considered among the best receivers to come through A&M.

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