As we gear up for an electrifying NFL week ahead, all eyes are on Washington Commanders' tight end, Logan Thomas. The big-bodied safety net for Sam Howell is back in the lineup after a brief injury hiatus.
Before the injury in Week 2, Thomas was already showing signs of being a difference-maker. In Week 1, he was targeted 8 times, pulling in 4 receptions. Even in Week 2, amid the chaos of an unexpected injury, he managed to snag 2 catches on 3 targets in just 40% of the snaps.
Thomas' data this season shows promise. He's averaging 3.0 receptions per game, with a higher average of 4.0 on the road. Considering the Commanders are on the road this week as 8-point underdogs, it's a safe bet Howell is going to be looking for his reliable tight end more often than not.
Moreover, in his last 5 games, he's been trending upwards, averaging 3.6 receptions per game. And let's not forget, he's surpassed the 2.5 receptions mark in 3 of those 5 games. This upward trend combined with his road stats paints an optimistic picture for Thomas.
Now, let's talk about the elephant in the room - the Philadelphia defense. In his 2 games against Philly, Thomas is averaging 2.0 receptions. Yes, I know, it's less than our magic number of 2.5. But remember, past performance is not always indicative of future results. With Howell likely to be under pressure from a strong Philadelphia defense, he's going to be looking for his trusted safety net, giving Thomas ample opportunities to exceed his reception line.
As we gear up for an electrifying NFL week ahead, all eyes are on Washington Commanders' tight end, Logan Thomas. The big-bodied safety net for Sam Howell is back in the lineup after a brief injury hiatus.
Before the injury in Week 2, Thomas was already showing signs of being a difference-maker. In Week 1, he was targeted 8 times, pulling in 4 receptions. Even in Week 2, amid the chaos of an unexpected injury, he managed to snag 2 catches on 3 targets in just 40% of the snaps.
Thomas' data this season shows promise. He's averaging 3.0 receptions per game, with a higher average of 4.0 on the road. Considering the Commanders are on the road this week as 8-point underdogs, it's a safe bet Howell is going to be looking for his reliable tight end more often than not.
Moreover, in his last 5 games, he's been trending upwards, averaging 3.6 receptions per game. And let's not forget, he's surpassed the 2.5 receptions mark in 3 of those 5 games. This upward trend combined with his road stats paints an optimistic picture for Thomas.
Now, let's talk about the elephant in the room - the Philadelphia defense. In his 2 games against Philly, Thomas is averaging 2.0 receptions. Yes, I know, it's less than our magic number of 2.5. But remember, past performance is not always indicative of future results. With Howell likely to be under pressure from a strong Philadelphia defense, he's going to be looking for his trusted safety net, giving Thomas ample opportunities to exceed his reception line.
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