Reid brings a steady presence to the linebacker room and has the chance to take on a bigger role this season. He does a good job staying around the football and has the range to make plays when the action moves away from the middle. His ability to recognize what the offense is trying to do and react without hesitation will be a major part of his development. With the season ahead, Reid has an opportunity to turn his instincts and athletic ability into consistent production.

Reid had a strong overall showing at camp, standing out as a longer receiver who can actually move well for his frame. At 6’4”, he brings natural size, but what made him more noticeable was how smooth he looked getting in and out of his routes without appearing stiff.

In routes on air, Reid showed reliable hands and good ball tracking, consistently securing throws in stride and making himself an easy target for quarterbacks. In one-on-one periods, he competed well, using his length to his advantage and showing the ability to extend and finish catches in traffic.

He’s a receiver with a good blend of size and mobility, giving him real matchup potential on the outside. As he continues to sharpen his route detail and improve his separation at the top of breaks, Reid has the tools to develop into a dependable big-bodied pass catcher.

Reid, a 6’4” wide receiver, made a big impression at the camp with his size, catch radius, and ability to make contested catches. In individual drills, he ran crisp routes, showed smooth footwork, and consistently created separation, using both length and technique to gain an advantage over defenders. Reid also stood out for his competitiveness and coachable mindset,