Brian Thomas Jr. Fantasy Outlook, Projections & Trade Value
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All player profiles / Brian Thomas Jr.
JAC · WR · 2026 redraft outlook
- Half-PPR rank
- WR52 · #115
- Half-PPR trade value
- 60.2
- PPR trade value
- 60.6
- Standard trade value
- 60.4
Week 7 stat projections
No published projection for this player in this weekly run. This is not a zero-point forecast or an inactive designation.
Week 7 matchup analysis
Fantasy verdict
Brian Thomas Jr. is a bench stash asset for rest-of-season trades. He is No. 115 overall in Half PPR. In 6 recorded games through Week 6, he has turned 19 targets into 9 catches, 105 yards and 1 touchdowns. That is 4.3 PPR points per game.
Role and efficiency
His latest 3 appearances produced 2.3 targets per game, versus 4.0 in the preceding 3. Opportunity is contracting; lower the volume expectation. His targets equal 10.3% of team pass attempts in those games. Across 3 recent snap records, he averaged 44.7% of offensive snaps. Touchdowns supplied 23.5% of his PPR points; yardage and catches carry most of his production. He has 5.5 yards per target, but the sample is below our comparison minimum. Do not price that rate as a proven efficiency edge.
Weekly lineup call
There is no Week 7 projection for Brian Thomas Jr. in this run. Keep his weekly lineup decision separate from his bench stash rest-of-season trade tier. Missing forecast coverage is not a zero-point prediction or confirmation that he is out.
Trade stance
Half-PPR trade value: 60.2. Same-position model prices: Emeka Egbuka (WR37, value 60.5) and Mike Evans (WR36, value 60.5). Price him as a secondary asset in rest-of-season deals; do not upgrade his trade tier on a single weekly forecast. PPR value is 60.6; Standard is 60.4. His overall rank held at 115.
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Sources and calculation notes
Automatically generated by The Roster Report from source-linked statistics and published calculations. Fantasy tiers use a 12-team, one-QB baseline; lineup calls use the player’s rank within the published PPR forecast. Trade stances are editorial interpretations of model tiers, not market-price claims. Efficiency comparisons require three recorded games and at least 50 pass attempts for QBs, 30 carries for RBs, or 20 targets for WRs/TEs within the analyzer’s player pool. These editorial rules do not change model scores or rankings. No manual player writeups. Model neutral defaults are excluded from observed-stat claims. Recorded games can include injury-shortened appearances. Recent comparisons use appearances, not missed-game zeros.
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Default-league values include the analyzer’s existing availability and RB adjustments. Custom scoring, Superflex and package premiums are evaluated inside the analyzer. No market discount or buy/sell recommendation is inferred without supporting market data.
Projection run assumptions: October 25 pregame injury refresh: confirmed inactives excluded; Mayfield and Huntley confirmed starters; Mason and Coleman restored using recorded 2026 roles. Jacobs full-workload and Barkley conditional healthy-role assumptions retained. Puka remains conditional. Kirk, Dell and Sampson are activated but have no usable 2026 offensive sample, so no numeric forecast is invented. Thursday and Paris-game forecasts preserved for audit.