“Randy Moss is a heck of a receiver and Brian just keeps impressing each week,” Jaguars head coach Doug Pederson said on Sunday. “The way he works, the way he handles himself. For a young kid, it’s very impressive.”

Thomas has already cemented his status as the greatest rookie wide receiver in Jaguars franchise history. He stands alone as the only rookie to eclipse 1,000 receiving yards in the organization’s history.

“It’s a great accomplishment just to be in the same conversation as Randy Moss,” Thomas said on Sunday. “[Moss] is one of the all-time greats. So, just to be in the same conversation, I’m just grateful and thankful.”

Thomas is up to 80 receptions for 1,179 receiving yards on the season with 10 touchdowns. His yardage and touchdowns rank him Top-10 in the NFL among wide receivers.

But Thomas isn’t the only LSU rookie wideout taking the league by storm in 2024.

Former LSU great Malik Nabers has showcased his talents already this season as he navigates a challenging year with the New York Giants.

Heading into the season, it was always going to be a difficult task, but Nabers has lived up to the hype despite a weak Giants offense.

He’s logged 104 receptions for 1,140 yards and six touchdowns on the season despite missing multiple games with a concussion. Nabers broke the New York Giants’ franchise rookie record for receptions after reeling in catch No. 97 this season.

“That’s why we drafted him, where we drafted him. I’ve been asked about it since training camp and I think the response has been, ‘He’s a pretty good football player.’ He missed two games and he’s battling through, I’d say, a pretty good injury with his toe,” Giants head coach Brian Daboll said on Sunday. “So, I think between him and (Tyrone) Tracy, for those guys to do it in a season like this with a variety of quarterbacks, I think that’s pretty impressive. They are the right kind of guys.”

On Sunday, Nabers shined once again with seven receptions for 171 yards and a pair of touchdowns. He’s been the top weapon for the Giants’ offense and showcased it once again.

LSU has stolen headlines all season with Heisman Trophy winning quarterbacks Jayden Daniels and Joe Burrrow lighting it up under center, but between Jefferson, Chase, Thomas Jr. and Nabers, the future of “NFLSU” is in good hands.