From the episode

He looked horrendous in week one... that first interception Drake May threw, I think that was just terrible ball tracking by Romeo Dobbs... But then you look at, you know, the money that they're paying him and the opportunity that should be there in week two.

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Dobbs' poor Week 1 tape conflicts with career track record; ranked WR40 with upside if featured.

Romeo Dobbs looked 'horrendous' in Week 1 with poor ball tracking on an interception and a drop on a wide-open third-down catch, ranking outside the top 100 based on tape; however, the source acknowledges a larger sample from his Green Bay tenure suggests he's a 'decent NFL player' and shouldn't be completely overreacted to; ranked at WR40 (two spots ahead of Bateman), the source expects the Patriots to game-plan him as a focal point in Week 2, but harbors lingering concerns that Matt Collins, Navarro Douglas, or Hunter Henry could end up getting extra work, making Dobbs a 'frustrating guy that doesn't do much again.'

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