Jaguars appear ready to phase out speedy receiver Brian Thomas Jr. after Wembley woes
The Jacksonville Jaguars appear ready to phase out speedy receiver Brian Thomas Jr. The third-year pro played a career-low 15 snaps in a 34-31 loss to Houston at Wembley Stadium in London on Sunday, creating more opportunities for two-way standout Travis Hunter and rookie Josh Cameron. Thomas, the 23rd overall pick in the 2024 draft, was targeted twice but failed to catch either pass. The first one was a clear drop on the opening series. His cleats slipped out from under him on the second one.
Thomas didn’t get back on the field in the second half and declined to speak to reporters after the game.
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