Back-half bounce-back unlikely to reach WR1 status; Meyers has taken over primary role.
Brian Thomas Jr.WRJAX
Out for a stretch earlier in the season; expected back-half bounce-back possible but not as a WR1 in fantasy. Fits the Chris Godwin-esque role in Cohen's offense less effectively than Jacobe Meyers, who has taken over as the primary target in a more competitive game environment with expected full-game passing volume.
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Brian Thomas was out for for a bit as well... and that's unfortunate but I think it maybe we'll see some back half of the season uh bounce back for Brian Thomas not in the sense of fantasy where he's going to be a wide receiver one
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- What did Legendary Upside say about Brian Thomas Jr.?
- Out for a stretch earlier in the season; expected back-half bounce-back possible but not as a WR1 in fantasy. Fits the Chris Godwin-esque role in Cohen's offense less effectively than Jacobe Meyers, who has taken over as the primary target in a more competitive game environment with expected full-game passing volume.
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- STACKED tags this as a positive fantasy football signal for Brian Thomas Jr. (WR JAX). Back-half bounce-back unlikely to reach WR1 status; Meyers has taken over primary role.
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