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The Jacksonville Jaguars did not trade their star wide receiver, Brian Thomas Jr., despite seeing his stats and playing time reduced in the past two seasons. General Manager James Gladstone made it clear that the value they have in Thomas…

Jacksonville Jaguars general manager James Gladstone announced that wide receiver Brian Thomas Jr. will remain with the team following the trade deadline. Despite receiving trade offers and interest from teams like the Pittsburgh Steelers, the franchise kept Thomas and expects him to play a notable role down the final stretch of the season.
Thomas had experienced reduced playing time, recording zero catches in four of his last five games and being benched during a Week 7 loss to the Houston Texans. Gladstone emphasized that Thomas never requested a trade, praising his vertical threat and fit alongside fellow pass catchers Jakobi Meyers, Parker Washington, and Travis Hunter.
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