Keenan Reynolds’ effort to make the Baltimore Ravens looks like it will come up short.
NFL Media’s Ian Rapoport says the Ravens are planning to release Reynolds, who finished fifth in Heisman Trophy voting last year.
Despite playing quarterback in college, Reynolds was trying to make the Ravens as a wide receiver and special teams player. He was drafted in the sixth round and his conversion from QB to wide receiver was not going well.
In over 80 preseason snaps, Reynolds posted just one catch. He also reportedly was dropping punts and passes regularly throughout camp.
If Reynolds wants to get another shot in the NFL as a wide receiver, it sounds like he will have to put in a lot of work on his pass-catching skills.
