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I like Brian Thomas jr... air yards are more predictive. They're stickier year to year... there's going to be a lot of bombs downfield to Brian Thomas is going to be plenty of targets for Parker Washington and you Colby Myers... It's all signal that we're going to get a lot more throw mode in Jacksonville... I'm willing to bet, gamble anything on whatever I'll lose on Antonio Williams... To gain what I can in Brian Thomas Jr. And send away a late 27-1... Brian Thomas, having him in there at Flex, the Spike Week specialists in Flex, I love that so much.
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BTJ lives on air yards (14.5 aDot) rather than yards after catch; air yards are more predictive and stickier year-to-year than YAC; similar age and situation to Rashi Rice but achieves yards/TDs differently; expected to see high volume in Jacksonville's pass-first offense with low-talent backfield; potential for volatile but boom-heavy production given the Jaguars' signal of throw-mode with Brenton Strange signing and minimal RB investment; the source is willing to overpay in trades to acquire him, sending away a late-round 27-1 pick plus Antonio Williams, viewing BTJ as a 'Spike Week specialist in Flex' with potential to produce more than whoever that first-round pick ultimately becomes.
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