Brian Thomas Jr. dominated as the go-to target, catching 10 of 14 targets (three red-zone targets) for 105 yards and 2 touchdowns, including a 41-yard explosive play. The rookie commanded a 29% air yards share, 33% target share and 86 air yards.
He is proving his worth as a "QB-proof" asset in recent weeks.
Last four games, BTJ has averaged over 20 PPR points, a 30% Target share, a 40% air yards share and 87-plus receiving yards per game. BTJ WR1 szn.

The Jaguars' running game was led by Tank Bigsby, who rushed 12 times for 50 yards, averaging 4.2 yards per carry and scoring one touchdown. His longest run went for 10 yards. Travis Etienne contributed with 9 carries for 22 yards, averaging just 2.4 yards per carry, but he was unable to find the end zone. The Jaguars also used Bigsby and Etienne in a committee approach, with Bigsby being the more effective rusher on the day.

Both guys saw seven carries for 27 yards in the first half, but Bigsby scored. Although he cashed in his TD before his fumbled at the end of the second quarter.

Etienne finished with the higher snap share at 52% to Bigsby's 28%. But Bigsby dominated the red-zone touches three to zero. Given the upcoming matchup versus a reeling Titans run defense, Bigsby looks to be in the driver's seat to lead this backfield in Week 17.

Brenton Strange caught 2 passes for 22 yards, and Travis Etienne was a key option out of the backfield, recording 2 catches for 15 yards. The Jags tight end only played 51% of the snaps.

His role was dramatically reduced from the week before. He was not in the full-time Evan Engram role, spitting routes with Luke Farrell near dead even. Strange also lost a fumble.