Josh Reynolds of the Lions attempts to shake off his costly mistakes during the NFC championship game, acknowledging that sometimes things don’t go as planned.
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“S— happens, man,” he told reporters, via the Detroit Free Press. “I know what kind of player I am. Didn’t want to drop them. S— happens. I just… Do I want those back? Of course. But I can’t, and I just got to work this offseason and be prepared for the moment when it comes.”
Reworded: Despite Lions coach Dan Campbell’s puzzling choices, Reynolds’ two dropped passes in the third quarter only added to the team’s struggles. He finished the game with one catch for 25 yards on four targets.
Reynolds is an experienced wide receiver who has been a part of three different teams throughout his career. He began with the Los Angeles Rams and then split playing time with the Lions and Tennessee Titans in 2021.
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