Thomas was one of the biggest fantasy busts of 2025, totaling 707 yards and two TDs across 14 regular-season games, after exploding for 675 yards and five TDs over the final seven games of his rookie campaign. At 6-foot-3, 209, with 4.33 speed, Thomas was selected 23rd overall in 2024 and immediately made an impact. He scored a TD in his first NFL game and was starting by Week 2, eventually tallying 87-1,282-10 after a huge December with Mac Jones at quarterback. In 2025, Jacksonville's offense took a huge step forward under new coach Liam Coen, and yet the two Jaguars who had the most pre-season hype (Thomas, Travis Hunter) both proved to be huge disappointments. Part of the team's in-season improvement on offense entailed a reduced emphasis on Thomas/Hunter and more on the plates of Parker Washington and Jakobi Meyers. From a non-fantasy standpoint, Thomas at least looked better late in the season, after repeatedly drawing attention throughout September/October for his dropped passes, missed assignments and contact-shyness. Washington dominated Trevor Lawrence's attention down the stretch, but Thomas at least found a way to contribute with big plays in a lower-volume role. While arguably still the upside play for fantasy among Jacksonville's wideouts, Thomas is often picked a round or so after Washington in early 2026 drafts.