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A trade pitch highlighted by Heavy and Black and Teal's Carlos Sanchez suggests the New York Giants could target Jacksonville Jaguars wide receiver Brian Thomas Jr. to reunite him with former LSU teammate Malik Nabers. Trade speculation intensified after Thomas was benched in the second half of Week 6 by Liam Coen following consecutive games without a reception.
Sanchez argues that New York represents an ideal landing spot, citing Thomas's prior success under current Giants receivers coach Chad Hall during his rookie season. While the Washington Commanders could also pursue a reunion with former LSU quarterback Jayden Daniels, Sanchez notes the Jaguars are expected to trade Thomas to whichever team offers the highest bid.
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