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Jacksonville Jaguars wide receiver Brian Thomas Jr. will miss the upcoming game against the Texans due to an ankle injury, leaving the team short-handed in the receiving corps alongside other injured players, and relying on new additions like Jakobi Meyers to step up.
Jaguars head coach Liam Coen confirmed that the team has no plans to trade wide receiver Brian Thomas Jr., despite some reports, and expressed optimism about his improvement in the upcoming games.
The Jacksonville Jaguars completed Day 4 of training camp, highlighted by Travis Hunter's standout defensive performance, Brian Thomas Jr.'s successful bounce-back, ongoing battles at running back and safety positions, consistent play from veteran cornerback Jourdan Lewis, and a notable play by safety Darnell Savage. The camp continues to showcase emerging talents and competitive battles across key positions.
Jaguars' second-year wide receiver Brian Thomas Jr., a standout rookie last season, is developing into a team leader and continues to improve his skills and leadership qualities, with the team recognizing his hard work and potential as a key playmaker.
Jacksonville Jaguars receiver Brian Thomas Jr. experienced a shoulder injury scare during minicamp but was cleared by team trainers and returned to practice, with coach Liam Coen confirming he is fine and only bruised, ensuring his availability for the upcoming season.
The Jacksonville Jaguars' fourth OTA session provided insights into the team's roster, with notable performances from new wide receiver Gabe Davis, linebacker Devin Lloyd, and rookie wide receiver Brian Thomas Jr. Davis is being eased back into practice following an injury, while Lloyd appears in peak physical condition and highly confident. Thomas Jr. showcased his potential with an impressive touchdown catch. Additionally, kicker Cam Little demonstrated his strong leg, hitting a 52-yard field goal, and Trevor Lawrence connected with Christian Kirk for a debated touchdown in red-zone drills.
Mel Kiper Jr. remains focused on the Buffalo Bills' offensive needs in his latest mock draft, selecting wide receiver Brian Thomas Jr. from LSU in the first round to address the potential departure of Gabe Davis. Kiper emphasizes the importance of finding a No. 2 wideout to complement Stefon Diggs, and believes Thomas, with his size, speed, and hands, could elevate the Bills' offense. However, there are concerns about Thomas being available at the 28th pick, as other teams like the Kansas City Chiefs and Dallas Cowboys also have a need for receivers. Nonetheless, adding Thomas could enhance the success of quarterback Josh Allen and Stefon Diggs, and it raises the question of whether the Bills will finally draft a wide receiver in the first round during Allen's career.