From the episode

Caleb Douglas woke up a little bit late second quarter with a few catches to set up a different field goal before the half that made it 17-6. Then Chris Bell caught a deep over route in the third quarter, setting up a touchdown run for Willis. But then, with a little hope, Willis throws that really rancid interception. While Douglas had the stats, I can't see that I'm going to have any Miami receiver very close to starting position for week two.

STACKED’s take

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Douglas had stats but Miami's offense too weak to start receivers in Week 2.

Douglas woke up a little bit late in the second quarter with a few catches to set up a field goal before the half that made it 17-6. While he had the stats, the source cannot see having any Miami receiver very close to starting position for Week 2, though adding Douglas is described as 'an okay idea' for waiver purposes.

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