After a stellar offseason program and the best training camp of his career, things just not have panned out for Brian Thomas Jr.
this season. Through four games, Thomas has nine catches for 105 yards and a touchdown, averaging just over 25 yards per game. Thomas is tied at No. 61 amongst all NFL receivers in catches, sharing production with names like Pop Douglas, Laquon Treadwell, Kayshon Boutte, and Isaac TeSlaa. Thomas is an important part of the Jaguars' offense due to his speed element, but he simply has not seen the ball thrown his direction very often.
John Shipley·
Cameron played 22 snaps for the Jaguars (36%), which was a good bit lower than the 38 snaps the Jaguars had Brian Thomas Jr. play. But even with 22 snaps, most of which being blocking reps, Cameron still made his impact felt. Cameron only ran eight routes for the Jaguars, but he caught two passes for 42 yards to give him the most receiving yards of any Jaguars wideout on Sunday. Cameron had a gaudy 5.3 yards per route as a result of his big game on limited snaps and he also had a 100% catch rate and led the Jaguars in EPA/Target. The fact he did that despite seeing just two targets says it all. Even in a limited role, he is a critical piece to what the Jaguars will do each and every single Sunday.
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