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ArticleJaguars Reacts Survey: Is it time to trade WR Brian Thomas Jr.?
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Through the first four weeks of his third NFL season, Jacksonville Jaguars wide receiver Brian Thomas Jr. has played 47.3% of offensive snaps. That figure was at 80% during his rookie season and 78% last year. According to PFF, Thomas only has 1 deep target (20+ air yards) this season. He had 30 deep targets as a rookie and 23 last year. Thomas' yards per target has dropped from 9.6 to 7.8 to 7.0 this season.
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Through the first four weeks of his third NFL season, Thomas has played 47.3% of offensive snaps, down from 80% as a rookie and 78% last year. According to PFF, he has only 1 deep target (20+ air yards) this season compared to 30 as a rookie and 23 last year. His yards per target has declined from 9.6 to 7.8 to 7.0 this season. The source notes that Thomas is trending downward in snap share and target efficiency, and the Jaguars are not deploying him on the deep targets where he excels.

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