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at 6-4, 205, he feels eerily similar to someone like Marquez Valdes-Scantling, who new Dolphins general manager John-Eric Sullivan helped select with the Packers in 2018. The realistic answer is that no WR in Miami is useful this year, but in deep formats I don't mind rolling the dice on a toolsy pass catcher like Douglas.
STACKED’s take
Douglas is a deep-league WR dart with size and opportunity if Bell stays sidelined.
Douglas, one of two third-round rookie receivers selected by Miami in April, is generating increasing interest as a deep-league sleeper. At 6-4, 205, he resembles Marquez Valdes-Scantling, whom new Dolphins GM John-Eric Sullivan helped select with the Packers in 2018. Chris Bell (knee) could immediately become the team's top target but isn't completely cleared from his torn ACL suffered in December, opening the door for Douglas. Douglas never tallied more than 900 yards in a collegiate season, which was a surprise for an early third-round pick. JJ Zachariason acknowledges legitimate skepticism about Miami's pass attack (veteran cast-offs and unproven youngsters) but notes consistent playing time is the key measurable; in deep formats, Douglas is worth rolling the dice on as a toolsy pass catcher.
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