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Douglas demonstrably won the battle of third-round rookies Week 1 playing 90 percent of the team's offensive snaps en route to 5-7-94 line in his first career game. The ideal version of the 6-foot-4, 205-pound target is to stretch the field deep and allow Malik Willis to pick apart defenses with his legs along with underneath options like Malik Washington and Greg Dulcich, but first defenses need to respect Douglas' speed and capability. I think it's safe to put a check next to that last part and it's why I'm convinced Douglas will lead the Dolphins in snaps when all is said and done.
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Douglas' 90% snap share and 94 receiving yards signal breakout potential in Miami.

The 6-foot-4, 205-pound rookie third-round pick won the battle of third-round rookies in Week 1, playing 90 percent of the Dolphins' offensive snaps en route to a 5-7-94 line in his first career game. The ideal version stretches the field deep and allows Malik Willis to pick apart defenses with his legs and underneath options. Douglas looked raw as a boundary pass catcher at the point of catch, but if Miami trails consistently, there will be too much volume to ignore. The source is convinced Douglas will lead the Dolphins in snaps when all is said and done.

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