Brian Thomas Jr Football Cards

About Brian Thomas Jr

Brian Thomas Jr. is the Jaguars' rookie wide receiver who's been turning heads with his rare combination of size and speed. At 6-foot-3 with a solid frame, he's not your typical burner, but this guy can absolutely fly past defenders on deep routes and make plays all over the field. What makes him special is how he uses that speed after the catch too, turning short passes into big gains. Collectors are jumping on his rookie cards early because finding a receiver with his physical tools is pretty rare in today's game. Look for his rookie autographs and numbered parallels, since those always carry the biggest premium for promising young receivers.

Thomas proves that you don't have to be a compact slot receiver to be an absolute speedster. Even with his muscular 6-foot-3 frame, the towering rookie flies past cornerbacks on vertical routes and races around linebackers and safeties over the middle — both before and after getting the ball.

— 2025 Mosaic

Thomas is a Jaguar for many reasons. Fittingly, perhaps the biggest one is speed. 'The No. 1 thing you see is the speed on film,' coach Doug Pederson said of the 2024 first-round pick. 'You see the ability to get behind second- and third-level defenders. That's big in our league.'

— 2025 Mosaic

Jacksonville fans didn't have to wait long to see Thomas turn in a breakout performance. In Week 5 of 2024, the first-year receiver erupted to five catches and 122 yards, including a game's signature highlight. Midway through the second quarter, he turned a short fade into an 85-yard catch-and-run TD.

— 2025 Donruss

Thomas wiggles when needed. He uses slippery moves to make men miss and keep it pushing. For the most part, however, he burns with breakaway speed to negate that need for dancing. The wideout boasts track-star pace, which he puts to good use by leaving defenders in the dust.

— 2025 Absolute

Thomas' stock is set to soar in 2025, as new Jaguars coach Liam Coen sees him as a fast-appreciating asset. "An offense can run through that," Coen said of Thomas' vast and diverse skill set. Considering he racked up 1,282 receiving yards and 10 scores and made the Pro Bowl as a rookie in 2024, the time looks right to go all in.

— 2025 Donruss

Thomas surprised his head coach with his versatility. \"So to be able to put him in a slot and run rookie, run choice, run the option routes, run the middle of the field a little bit, and then also be able to throw screens to him … an offense can run through that,\" Jaguars coach Liam Coen told Sports Illustrated.

— 2025 Donruss

Duval is both the county that makes up the majority of Jacksonville and a rallying cry for Jaguars fans. Thomas got down with a similar name in college. The LSU product channeled legendary actor Robert Duvall by delivering epic performances. Just swap out the Oscar nominations for SEC hardware.

— 2025 Mosaic

Hello, meet Brian Thomas Jr. He led the nation in touchdown catches in 2023 at LSU. No surprise — he's been a regular in the end zone since high school in Louisiana. Now he's a Jaguar after being selected in the first round. In Jacksonville, he's an instant big-play possibility for the AFC South team.

— 2025 Mosaic

Primed for optimism. Jacksonville fans are patient for Thomas to hit his stride in 2024. The game-changing offense will support and ability to score will improve down with his sweet spot as a time AFC contender. Wide Receiver Jacksonville Jaguars 6'1" 208 lbs. Drafted in the first round with the sixth overall pick in 2024, Thomas has the size and speed to be a game-changing receiver. He was a two-time All-American at LSU and finished his college career with 68 receptions for 1,177 yards and 17 touchdowns in 2023. Thomas ran a 4.33 40-yard dash at the NFL Scouting Combine and has the ability to stretch the field as a true deep threat.

— 2024 Zenith

It didn't take long for Thomas to find himself the subject of routine double-teams. That's just how fast this fleet-footed rookie made his mark in the league. He had receiving scores in four out of five games beginning in Week 4 of 2024, including a memorable 85-yarder in a Week 5 win over the Colts.

— 2024 Select