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WR Brian Thomas plummeted to 37% snap share and 44% route share (with one target, an eight-yard catch) after an ugly Week 2 showing at Denver. After this game, it's hard to build any fantasy case for BTJ without Washington or Meyers missing time.
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Thomas' snap share collapse and limited 11p usage make fantasy case difficult.

Plummeted to 37% snap share and 44% route share in Week 3 with just one target (an eight-yard catch) after an ugly Week 2 showing at Denver. Has barely played outside of 11 personnel this year and got just 69% of the snaps in 11p compared to 100% for Jakobi Meyers, 94% for Parker Washington, 25% for Josh Cameron, and 13% for Travis Hunter. The source notes it's hard to build any fantasy case for BTJ without Washington or Meyers missing time, and even then Thomas would need to play better in real life and might cede a lot of two-wide snaps to promising rookie Josh Cameron.

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