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Thomas ranked 11 spots below market; worst WR last year with 12% target share vs. Myers' 20%+

Brian Thomas Jr.WR

ETR ranks Brian Thomas Jr. at 74 overall while ADP is 63, placing them 11 spots behind market. Thomas was arguably the worst wide receiver in the NFL for the majority of last season. Since hiring new offensive coordinator Liam Cohen, the Jaguars have traded for Jacoby Myers, used the number two pick on Travis Hunter, significantly increased Parker Washington's role, and used a second-round pick on Nate Borkercher—all signals that Thomas is not a featured part of their passing game. When all three receivers (Washington, Myers, Thomas) were on field last year, Thomas was a clear third with only 12% target share once Myers started playing, while Myers was consistently above 20%. Offseason buzz about Thomas (puff pieces, quote about running not hurting) may be team-generated confidence-building rather than genuine role expansion.

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Brian Thomas was like legit, maybe the worst wide receiver in the NFL for the majority of last season. But, you know, since they hired Liam Cohen, like they traded for Jacoby Myers. They used the number two pick in the draft on Travis Hunter.
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What did Establish The Run say about Brian Thomas Jr.?
ETR ranks Brian Thomas Jr. at 74 overall while ADP is 63, placing them 11 spots behind market. Thomas was arguably the worst wide receiver in the NFL for the majority of last season. Since hiring new offensive coordinator Liam Cohen, the Jaguars have traded for Jacoby Myers, used the number two pick on Travis Hunter, significantly increased Parker Washington's role, and used a second-round pick on Nate Borkercher—all signals that Thomas is not a featured part of their passing game. When all three receivers (Washington, Myers, Thomas) were on field last year, Thomas was a clear third with only 12% target share once Myers started playing, while Myers was consistently above 20%. Offseason buzz about Thomas (puff pieces, quote about running not hurting) may be team-generated confidence-building rather than genuine role expansion.
Is this good or bad for Brian Thomas Jr.'s fantasy football value?
STACKED tags this as a positive fantasy football signal for Brian Thomas Jr. (WR). Thomas ranked 11 spots below market; worst WR last year with 12% target share vs. Myers' 20%+
Where can I see Brian Thomas Jr.'s full 2026 fantasy outlook, projections, and ADP?
Brian Thomas Jr.'s complete 2026 fantasy football outlook — projections, ADP movement across every platform, injury context, and all source-backed STACKED insights — is on their STACKED player profile.
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