Thomas, the top target player in Tuesday’s first-team attack, left with five receptions and a touchdown, Kyle Stackpole reports of the team’s official website.
Thomas developed an exaggerated education field, with Nicki Jhabvala of The Washington Post supporting the concept that the 29-year-old was emerging as Washington’s tightest ending. A two-year, $6.15 million contract would possibly seem modest, but it’s a huge investment compared to what the team spent on Jeremy Sprinkle (fifth-round selection in 2017), Richard Rodgers (veteran minimum contract), Hale Hentges (UDFA) and Marcus Baugh (UDFA). The Washington workplace was under the impression that he had noticed the former quarterback’s perspective last season when he recorded a 16-173-1 receiving line on 28 Lions goals. It may still seem difficult to catch Thomas in the most fantastic leagues, but there’s no doubt that the Washington attack will have goals to win among the capless players behind Terry McLaurin.
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