Thomas has been targeted 19 times but has only 5 receptions (26%), a shocking efficiency drop that dominates fantasy risk discussions and highlights a chemistry problem with Lawrence.

Thomas Jr. drew multiple targets but struggled with drops and consistency, stalling several Jacksonville drives. His role remains pivotal, but improvements in hands and route timing are critical for sustaining fantasy relevance.

BTJ had a tough day with a 4-for-49 line on 12 targets, highlighting a high-volume but inefficient receiving performance that clouds his immediate fantasy value.

Thomas Jr. dropped a late fourth-down pass, underscoring how critical a single play can be in a tight game. The rookie remains a weapons option, but the drop highlights the need for consistency to maximize Week 2 usage.

Thomas Jr. saw a key target late, but his drop on the go-ahead chance from Trevor Lawrence doomed Jacksonville’s chances. He remains a primary playmaker, yet this miscue narrows his immediate fantasy floor.