Demaryius Thomas caught five passes for 121 yards in Sunday night's Week 11 win over Kansas City.

Thomas beat Marcus Cooper deep for a 70-yard catch in the first quarter, but was held out of the end-zone after scoring three touchdowns in Week 10. It was his third 100-plus yard game of the season and he finished with a team-high 13 targets. Thomas now has 60 catches, 914 yards, and nine touchdowns through 10 games and will remain high-end WR1 for next week's matchup with the Patriots.

Demaryius Thomas caught seven passes for 108 yards and three touchdowns in Denver's Week 10 win over the Chargers.

Demaryius Thomas had four catches for 82 yards and a touchdown in Sunday night's Week 7 loss to the Colts.

Thomas was able to find the end-zone for the first time since Week 4, scoring on a 31-yard touchdown in the fourth quarter. He secured just four of his nine targets and was shut down by Vontae Davis for most of the game. Continue to view Thomas as a strong WR1 for next week's matchup with the Redskins.

Demaryius Thomas managed three receptions for 78 yards in the Broncos' Week 6 win over the Jaguars.

It was a surprisingly slow day for the Broncos' passing game because Knowshon Moreno "stole" three rushing touchdowns and Peyton Manning managed "only" 295 passing yards. Thomas came away as the team leader in receiving yardage. Still an every-week, elite WR1, keep Demaryius rolling when the Broncos face the Colts on Sunday Night Football in Week 7. After two slow weeks in a row, Demaryius could be a nice trade target for forward-thinkers.

Demaryius Thomas caught five passes for 57 yards in Sunday's Week 5 win at Dallas.

The Broncos scored 51 points and totaled 517 yards, but Thomas wasn't a huge factor with only six targets. Peyton Manning chose to exploit other matchups, namely Julius Thomas against safeties. If anyone in your league is panicked, pounce on Demaryius immediately. He remains the No. 1 wideout in the league's best passing offense. Thomas is going to bounce back big against the Jags in Week 6.

Demaryius Thomas caught ten passes for 94 yards in Denver's Week 3 win over the Raiders on Monday night.

Thomas hauled in ten of his 11 targets which came mostly on short passes, allowing the 235-pound beast to use his run-after-catch ability. He didn't catch a touchdown for the second week in a row, but that's going to happen in an offense that has many mouths to feed. Look for Thomas to roast the Eagles' burnable secondary next week at home. He's locked in as a top-six fantasy receiver.

Demaryius Thomas caught five passes for 52 yards in Sunday's Week 2 win over the Giants.

Thomas was targeted on just six of Peyton Manning's 43 passing attempts. He finished behind all three of Wes Welker, Eric Decker, and Julius Thomas in the category. It will likely be one of Demaryius' weaker outputs of the season. He's locked in as a top-six receiver virtually every week.

Demaryius Thomas caught five passes for 161 yards and two touchdowns in Denver's Week 1 rout of the Ravens.

As usual, Thomas' best work came after the catch, as he put an exclamation point on Denver's 49-27 demolition by taking a five-yard screen 78 yards to the house. Denver's receiver corps is crowded with the addition of Wes Welker, but tonight should erase any doubt that Thomas isn't going to follow-up his elite 2012 with another WR1 performance.

Demaryius Thomas caught seven passes for 64 yards and a touchdown in Saturday night's preseason game against the Rams.

Thomas was targeted a team-high nine times on the night, and he secured his six-yard touchdown in the back of the end zone after beating Rams CB Cortland Finnegan. The Broncos' passing attack had its way with the Rams' basic, vanilla defense all night long. Through three preseason games, Thomas has 11 catches for 123 yards and the one touchdown. He's locked in as a top-six fantasy receiver.

Demaryius Thomas says he's having one of his best training camps.

Coming off a third-year breakout that saw him finish eighth in receptions (94), fourth in yards (1434) and seventh in touchdowns (10), Thomas has had a smooth offseason. He's completely healthy and going about his business quietly. Although the addition of Wes Welker hurts slightly, Thomas remains a good bet to lead the Broncos in targets once again. He's Peyton Manning's most explosive all-around receiver.

Demaryius Thomas said he's expecting more single coverage this season thanks to the arrival of Wes Welker.

Demaryius Thomas caught three passes for 37 yards and a touchdown in Denver's Divisional Round loss to the Ravens.

Thomas' 17-yard score in the fourth quarter was one of his patented catch-and-run numbers, but it was an otherwise disastrous day for Denver's ascendant No. 1 receiver. He hurt the Broncos with two calamitous drops, and never got on the same page with Peyton Manning. He was targeted on just seven of Manning's 43 pass attempts. Thomas' 94/1,434/10 regular season has him locked-in as a second-round talent in next summer's fantasy drafts, but it's going to be a long offseason for a former first-round pick who's come all the way back from a torn Achilles' tendon.

Demaryius Thomas caught seven passes for 122 yards and a touchdown in Denver's No. 1 seed clinching Week 17 win over the Chiefs.

Thomas' seventh 100-yard game of the year leaves him with a regular-season ending line of 94/1,434/10. It's a remarkable feat for a player whose career was once on the ropes thanks to a torn Achilles' tendon, and establishes Thomas as one of the pre-eminent receivers in the league heading into his age-25 campaign in 2013. The former No. 22 pick is not just a product of Peyton Manning, either, as his fast finish under Tim Tebow in 2011 will attest. Thomas will be a borderline first-round pick in fantasy leagues next summer.

Demaryius Thomas caught nine passes for 102 yards and a touchdown in Denver's Week 16 win over the Browns.

Thomas capped off Denver's opening drive with a 22-yard touchdown, and breezed toward his sixth 100-yard effort of the year despite not touching the ball over the game's final 16:17. The Broncos' third-year player will now enter Week 17 with an 87/1,312/9 line. Thomas' ascension is complete.

Demaryius Thomas (shoulder) is probable for Week 15 after getting in a full week of practice.

His Week 14 shoulder tweak was nothing more than a minor scare. Squaring off with the Ravens' burnable secondary, Thomas is Rotoworld's No. 5 receiver for Week 15.

Demaryius Thomas (shoulder) is practicing in full this week.

Thomas roughed up his shoulder in last Thursday's win over the Raiders, but played through the injury in the second half. Fifth in the NFL with 1,197 receiving yards, Thomas will square off with Baltimore's banged up and leaky secondary in Week 15.

Demaryius Thomas acknowledged that his shoulder was "sore" after Thursday's win over the Raiders, but doesn't expect it to be a problem going forward.

"Oh, I'll be fine," Thomas said. "As long as I can play, I'm good." Thomas returned for second half of the game and now has 10 days to rest the shoulder. Expect him to start and play his normal snap-count at Baltimore in Week 15. Despite the mediocre fantasy output, Thomas earned one of his highest grades (+3.1) of the season from Pro Football Focus in Week 14.

Demaryius Thomas caught five passes for 83 yards in Denver's Week 14 win over the Raiders on Thursday night.

Thomas was officially targeted seven times on the night, but he also drew two defensive penalties to set up first downs for the offense while also turning two of his catches into third-down conversions. The big-bodied Thomas put fear in fantasy owners' hearts by missing the entire second quarter with a shoulder injury before returning to open up the second half. We wouldn't worry too much about the banged-up shoulder. Thomas will have 10 days to rest up before a matchup with the Ravens next week.

Updating a previous item, Demaryius Thomas returned to open the second half of Thursday night's game against the Raiders after missing the second quarter with a shoulder injury.

Thomas was injured midway through the first half after making a 16-yard catch. He was later taken to the locker room and spent the entire second quarter and halftime getting looked at. Thomas opens the half with two catches for 31 yards. Matt Willis and Andre Caldwell filled in during his absence.

Demaryius Thomas left Thursday night's game against the Raiders in the first half with a shoulder injury and is questionable to return.

Thomas fought hard for a 16-yard gain in the first quarter to help set up a field goal, but he was tackled by a handful of Raiders and was roughed up. Denver's training staff later took Thomas to the locker room in the second quarter. Andre Caldwell came in to reel in his first pass of the season.