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If Brian Thomas Jr. becomes a top 25 wide receiver, it's a massive value based off of ADP right now. He was wide receiver, what, three or four as a rookie? And he's wide receiver 40 going into his third year? It's crazy.
STACKED’s take
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Thomas's WR40 ADP offers massive upside if he becomes a top-25 option.
Thomas is a cost/value play where the risk is far outweighed by the reward at his current ADP. If he becomes a top-25 wide receiver, it's massive value; if he's third or fourth in targets with mixed production, he's still droppable at wide receiver 40 ADP. He was wide receiver 3-4 as a rookie but is ranked 40 going into his third year, which the source calls crazy. His hesitation is that his role appears unchanged from last year as a situational deep threat and he hasn't been good with Trevor Lawrence under center, only with Mac Jones.
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