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The Long View Podcast on Brian Thomas Jr.

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And then the very next year, last year, he was at a 14.8. So far this year was at 14.2. You're talking about similar to, you know, the Alec Pierce, like higher eight. And then his targets per out run has been lower 18.7 last year, but even that 18.7 at a 14.8, a dot looks more like, you know, the T Higgins seasons, right? It's a little bit Sutton.
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Thomas's ADOT profile now resembles T. Higgins and prime Sutton, better than Pierce.

Brian Thomas's ADOT profile has evolved significantly; year one ADOT was inflated by force-fed wide receiver screens and lacked repeatable shallow routes, but last year his ADOT was 14.8 and this year it is 14.2, creating a profile more similar to T. Higgins and prime Courtland Sutton—better than Alec Pierce's higher ADOT. His targets per route run last year was 18.7, and the source views his current trajectory as a well-rounded receiver profile with targets at multiple depths rather than concentrated at one level.

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