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Fantasy Football with Ian Hartitz fantasy football takes on Romeo Doubs
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All Fantasy Football with Ian Hartitz insights about Romeo Doubs
PositiveRoleOct 7, 2026
Ian Hartitz ranks Romeo Doubs as WR26 for Week 5. Doubs saw nine targets last week—only two fewer than he had in weeks one through three combined. He had a one-handed touchdown and solid route running. Hartitz didn't expect to move Doubs up this much without injuries to AJ Brown and M. Collins, but the target volume surge and Drake May's improved QB play support the ranking.NegativeProjectionSep 16, 2026
Romeo Doubs looked bad in Week 1 with a drop and the Packers were willing to rotate to Mario Douglas, M Holland, and Kyle Williams. Ian Hartitz is concerned about his role against a tough Steelers defense, ranking him WR49.NegativeUsageSep 14, 2026
Romeo Doubs had a 30-plus yard pass go off his hands in the opening night game, though Ian Hartitz noted a safety was likely positioned to prevent a touchdown; he was also identified as having one of the biggest drops of the week.NegativeProjectionSep 11, 2026
Romeo Doubs recorded a 76% route participation rate, but Ian Hartitz notes a deflating performance featuring a significant drop; he is unlikely to crack the top 40 rankings for the upcoming week.NegativeDepth ChartAug 13, 2026
Eli Berkovits notes that the departure of Romeo Doubs is part of the Packers' strategy to consolidate their receiver rotation and focus on a smaller core of primary targets. Berkovits also highlights a specific play where Doubs stopped his route in the end zone, contributing to a viral interception that unfairly damaged Jordan Love's reputation.NegativeValueAug 3, 2026
Romeo Doubs is mentioned as a late-round wide receiver option, but the analysts explicitly prefer drafting Rashid Shaheed over him.PositiveRoleNo date
Ian Hartitz highlights Romeo Doubs' trust from QB Jordan Love, noting that Love said he would trust Doubs to be 'basically the man holding his ring at a wedding,' expressing strong confidence in Doubs' role despite the Packers' wide receiver rotation concerns. Hartitz also notes Doubs was added to the Patriots offense as a pretty good number two wide receiver.NegativeRoleNo date
Romeo Doubs is a player the analyst is neutral on and won't draft unless already having Drake Maye, describing the profile as not exciting.PositiveRoleNo date
Romeo Dobbs is being added to the Patriots as a full-time receiver, providing consistent playing time and targets unlike part-time players from the previous season.PositiveRoleNo date
Romeo Doubs is described by Ian Hartitz as 'a damn good wide receiver two' for the Patriots alongside AJ Brown; Doubs is in his second year in Josh McDaniels' system and is cited as part of the offensive upgrades supporting Drake May's 2025 volume upside.