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I went Brian Thomas. I was two picks away from getting Parker Washington. So, that would have been a really, really nice start, but it was basically between Brian Thomas or Marf. There was really nothing else. I guess a little bit because of like recent basically recent things saying um Travis Hunter just straight up not playing offense in like practices right now... Brian Thomas is a a pretty strong value at this point... if he's going to be on the field every play... This is a sick wide receiver room. Jefferson, Zay, Lad, Evans, Brian Thomas, Conception, like that's really, really strong at wide receiver in full PPR.
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Round 7 value; expected every-play role with Travis Hunter sidelined
Selected round 7 in a 12-team half-PPR two-flex league over Marvin Harrison Jr. and other options. The drafter cited recent reports that Travis Hunter is not playing offense in practices and trending down in offensive snaps week-to-week; Thomas is expected to be on the field for basically every play, making him more reliable than Hunter-dependent receivers. Later analysis identifies Thomas as strong value at pick 78, emphasizing the value is too strong to pass up given his expected on-field role. Thomas is part of a strong wide receiver room in full PPR alongside Jefferson, Zay Jones, Mike Evans, and Cole Kmet, providing consistent flex options.
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