Rams' Josh Reynolds: In line for more snaps?

Reynolds is a candidate for more work in 2020 following last week's trade of Brandin Cooks from the Rams to the Texans, Lindsey Thiry of ESPN.com reports.

The Rams still boast a formidable wide receiver duo of Cooper Kupp and Robert Woods atop the depth chart, but their consistent use of 11 personnel (i.e. three-wideout sets) under Sean McVay implies a bigger role for Reynolds may be on the horizon. Even after pacing the NFL by trotting out the formation 89 percent of the time in 2018, L.A.'s offense ranked 30th last season at 73 percent. Additionally, the combined loss of Cooks and Todd Gurley opens up 121 targets from what was the fourth-ranked passing attack in 2019. Reynolds isn't close to the deep threat that is Cooks, but the former has been productive when on the field the past two campaigns, averaging 7.6 yards per target and scoring six touchdowns on 96 targets.