
Jacksonville wide receiver Brian Thomas Jr. is seeing a significant decline in usage during his third professional season, with his offensive snap share dropping to 47.3 percent compared to his previous marks of 80 and 78 percent.
His production has also suffered, as his yards per target have fallen to 7.0 while his deep-threat opportunities have nearly vanished, with only one target of 20 or more air yards recorded through four weeks. While head coach Liam Coen has publicly praised the receiver's blocking efforts, the statistical regression has sparked fan debate regarding whether the team should trade the former first-round pick to a contender in need of receiver depth.
The organization currently faces a decision on whether to continue developing the young player or move him to recoup draft capital while providing more snaps to teammates like Josh Cameron and CJ Williams.
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