Big Cat Country on Brian Thomas Jr.
From the article
Pretty much anything they could get in a trade would probably be more valuable than the 0.1 EPA/target Thomas has provided Jacksonville's offense. (That figure ranks 82nd among 131 receivers this season, between 34-year-old Keenan Allen and 31-year-old Calvin Ridley.)
STACKED’s take
Thomas's 0.1 EPA/target (82nd among receivers) makes him a trade candidate.
Thomas has severely underperformed with 0.1 EPA/target, ranking 82nd among 131 receivers this season—between 34-year-old Keenan Allen and 31-year-old Calvin Ridley. His trade value has plummeted; he has not caught a football since an earlier trade suggestion article was published. Defenses no longer respect his speed, which is the one move left in his bag. The source believes Jacksonville should deal him to the highest bidder, especially given the emergence of Josh Cameron and Travis Hunter, which has reduced the need for Thomas. He is a former Offensive Rookie of the Year finalist, but the Jaguars could secure a second-round pick or better in-season while his contract extends through next season with a fifth-year option.
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