After Brian Thomas Jr. played just 23 snaps, John Shipley has laid out a realistic scenario where Thomas shockingly slides to the fourth WR option in Jacksonville.
With a 13.3 Average Depth of Target and 2.22 Yards Per Route Run, the talent is real, but the declining snap share puts him on the trade block radar in both real football and fantasy football. Keep him benched in shallow formats until his route participation rebounds.
The Jacksonville Jaguars clearly viewed wide receiver Josh ...
Jacksonville Jaguars rookie sixth-round wide receiver Josh ...
Minor camp injuries to Jakobi Meyers and Brian Thomas Jr. have opened first-team reps for Day 3 dart throw Josh Cameron. Meanwhile, Travis Hunter is operating primarily as Jacksonville’s CB1, logging single-digit receiver reps in team drills.
Without secure Route Participation or bankable Air Yards share, Hunter presents a volatile profile that removes him from starting FLEX consideration. Cameron, on the other hand, is suddenly on fantasy football dynasty league radars.
