Douglas contributed as a depth receiver, offering quick-play potential and a glimpse of upside in a more diversified aerial attack.

Douglas saw limited involvement but remains a versatile option to monitor in deeper formats, with potential Week 3 targets if usage increases.

Douglas logged the lone late reception, illustrating NE’s deep-bench depth at receiver and the ongoing evaluation at the position.

Douglas led Patriots receivers in receptions, yards and targets last season; Week 1 saw high snap count but modest targets. At +400 to score, he represents a sleeper upside in a potential Dolphins shootout.

Douglas flashed with a Week 1 TD in New England, though Week 1 yardage was negative. He has seven targets in Maye’s sights and slots into a receiver mix where Diggs-like volume isn’t assured. If his path holds, Douglas could be a Week-to-Week depth option in 12+ leagues.