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The Jacksonville Jaguars could trade Brian Thomas Jr. to the Los Angeles Rams to get him out of the AFC, but only if the price is right.

Carlos Sanchez of Black and Teal explores a potential trade pitch sending Jacksonville Jaguars wide receiver Brian Thomas Jr. to the Los Angeles Rams in exchange for a second-round pick. Following a benching in a loss to the Houston Texans, Thomas has become the subject of trade speculation ahead of the deadline as the Rams look to address injuries across their receiving corps.
With Rams wideout Davante Adams expected to miss six to ten games due to a hamstring injury, Ramblin Fan's Michel Haney suggested Thomas as a prime replacement target. Sanchez notes that while general manager Les Snead often pursues proven talent, competition from suitors such as the Washington Commanders could elevate the asking price beyond a second-round selection.
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