The Eagles should take a look if the price is right.
After moving on from A.J. Brown and facing questions about young wide receiver Makai Lemon, I don't think it's unfair to suggest that the Philadelphia Eagles could be in a position to go out and land another wide receiver.
If there's one guy I trust to eventually figure things out on both sides of the football when the Eagles have to make moves at the NFL trade deadline, it's Howie Roseman.
If Roseman believes his team has a real opportunity to get better on the offensive side of things, he's going to do everything in his power to ensure that it does just that.
Among the many players who could potentially be available at this year's deadline or even before, there are some offensive guys I'd like to see Philadelphia show interest in.
One of those players is Brian Thomas Jr. In no way am I of the belief that Thomas could be anywhere near as good as Brown was in this Eagles offense, but I do think he has a ton of upside and wouldn't be a bad player to pursue, mainly if the price isn't terrible.
“The Jacksonville Jaguars aren't poised to be big-time sellers at the trade deadline. They thumped the lowly Cleveland Browns in their opener and could have a realistic shot at a Super Bowl push this season. However, general manager James Gladstone has shown that he isn't afraid to make an aggressive trade if he believes it will benefit his squad.
“He traded starting corner Tyson Campbell in-season last year. The Jags have dismissed the trade buzz surrounding wideout Brian Thomas Jr. However, it's fair to wonder how tightly they'll hang onto him now. Thomas had three catches for 40 yards in the opener, but Parker Washington has fully arrived as Jacksonville's new No. 1 receiver,” Kristopher Knox wrote.
A lot of this will come down to the price, with Roseman showing over the past couple of years that he values his assets and won't move on from them just to do so. The same can be said for his picks, though I wouldn't expect Thomas to be too expensive at the moment.
