Saints' Michael Thomas named 2019 Offensive Player of the Year
New Orleans Saints' wide receiver Michael Thomas has been named the 2019 Offensive Player of the Year.
Thomas was an absolute force for the Saints this season, more than earning the record-breaking deal he signed before the season started. Thomas led the league in receptions (149) and receiving yards (1,725) and did so with Drew Brees out of action for half of the season. He was the most dominant wide receiver on the field week in and week out, turning his high volume into consistent production with a catch rate of 80.5%
Thomas's final stats for the season include 149 receptions, 1,725 yards, and 9 touchdowns on 185 targets.
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