Jaguars Entertaining Trade Offers for WR Thomas

The Jacksonville Jaguars are fielding trade offers for wide receiver Brian Thomas Jr., marking a shift from their firm refusal to deal the former first-round pick at last season's deadline. The 23-year-old, drafted 23rd overall in 2024 out of LSU, has drawn renewed interest from teams including the New York Jets and New York Giants, according to NFL insider Connor Hughes of SNY.

Thomas burst onto the scene as a rookie in 2024, earning a Pro Bowl selection with 87 receptions for 1,282 yards and 10 touchdowns. His performance helped solidify Jacksonville's passing attack alongside quarterback Trevor Lawrence. However, his second season in 2025 brought a sharp decline, as he managed just 48 catches for 707 yards and two scores. Observers noted struggles with drops, mental errors and a lack of chemistry with Lawrence, particularly under new offensive coordinator Liam Coen. Thomas failed to reach 100 receiving yards in any game and recorded fewer than five receptions in each of his final eight regular-season outings. He also did not lead the team in receiving yards, with Parker Washington topping that category.

The Jaguars' evolving stance appears tied to roster adjustments. The team...