
The Jacksonville Jaguars’ first-round pick from 2024, Brian Thomas Jr., is drawing trade interest from multiple NFL contenders despite his limited role under the current coaching staff. The Kansas City Chiefs, Pittsburgh Steelers, and Washington Commanders have all shown interest in acquiring Thomas, though the Steelers appear more focused on Colts receiver Josh Downs as a backup option.
Thomas, who recorded 1,282 receiving yards as a rookie in 2024, saw his production drop to 707 yards in 2025 and has only 117 yards on 10 catches this season, including a modest 12-yard catch and a touchdown in Sunday’s 42-7 Jaguars win over the Colts. While Jacksonville has no immediate incentive to trade him, the team may reconsider if a substantial offer emerges—though the risk remains that losing Thomas could leave them vulnerable if starters Jakobi Meyers or Parker Washington suffer injuries.
The Commanders, currently outside playoff contention, would likely view Thomas as a long-term investment for 2027 and beyond, assuming his fifth-year option is exercised.

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