From the episode
Before the Patriots traded for AJ Brown, they gave Romeo Dobbs $17 million a year. And last year, obviously, Stephon Diggs was kind of the only Patriots fantasy relevant wide receiver. Now that AJ Brown is going to command double teams, I wonder if that can make Romeo Dobbs be even more efficient in this offense. My hesitation with him is he's averaged exactly 10.2 or 10.3 fantasy points per game three seasons in a row.
STACKED’s take
Doubs could gain efficiency with AJ Brown drawing doubles, but three-year 10.3 PPG average raises consistency concerns.
The source notes Doubs was given $17 million per year by the Patriots before they traded for AJ Brown, and he could benefit from being on a team with a legitimate wide receiver one opposite him. In Green Bay, he was inconsistent and surrounded by wide receiver twos; now with AJ Brown commanding double teams, the source wonders if Doubs could be more efficient. However, Mike Clay expresses hesitation, noting Doubs has averaged 10.2–10.3 fantasy points per game for three straight seasons and was often the number one receiver in a good Packers offense, so consistency may not improve with AJ Brown and other targets like Pop Douglas and Kyle Williams in the mix.
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