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ArticleFantasy Football Week 2 Start/Sit Advice: Sleepers & Duds (2026)
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Caleb Douglas has some boom potential. In his NFL debut last week, Douglas caught five passes for 94 yards, which was the 12th-highest total by a rookie receiver in Week 1 since 1998. He operated as the team's clear WR1, playing 91% of the snaps and earning a team-high seven targets in their loss to the Raiders.
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Douglas' 26% target share and 91% snap rate project WR1 upside in negative script.

Douglas is a favorite deep sleeper after immediately looking like one of Miami's top receiving options in his NFL debut, catching 5 of 7 targets for 94 yards (12th-highest total by a rookie receiver in Week 1 since 1998). He played over 90% of offensive snaps, ran a route on 86% of Malik Willis' dropbacks, and commanded a 26% target share with an extremely encouraging 40% first-read share. In a road game against San Francisco where Miami will likely trail most of the afternoon, Douglas has boom potential and could see considerably more passing volume than the Dolphins had in Week 1. He has sub-4.4 speed to get loose downfield and the size at 6-foot-4 to win contested catches. The game script should be in his favor as a 13.5-point underdog.

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