Josh Reynolds joining the Denver Broncos has left the Detroit Lions in need of a wide receiver.

While Amon-Ra St. Brown is a standout, the team requires more options. Jameson.

Williams could shine in his debut season, with Kalif Raymond and Donovan Peoples-Jones as potential candidates to step up.

The absence of Reynolds creates a void as he brought a big presence on the field.

The Lions now seek a new tall wide receiver to add a vertical threat. A potential veteran option is Tyler Boyd, who is available after his time with the Bengals.

The Lions have shown early interest in Boyd, per reports.

Boyd’s style as a big slot receiver could blend well with the Lions’ offense.

Despite being 6-foot-2, he typically played a role more common for smaller, agile receivers.

Boyd’s track record of consistent production in the NFL makes him an enticing prospect.

Any deal with Boyd would hinge on contract terms, with the Lions aiming for favorable agreements under Brad Holmes’ management.

Detroit’s appeal to free agents has grown, though Boyd may need to adjust to a different role. If signed, he would likely see more action outside, providing a new opportunity for success in the Lions’ system.