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Doubs had pass intercepted by Pritchett in fourth quarter.
Doubs was targeted in the game, with a pass intended for him being intercepted by Nehemiah Pritchett in the fourth quarter.
Shepardson prefers Wicks over Doubs despite Doubs' higher ECR ranking.
Josh Shepardson would use Dontayvion Wicks over Romeo Doubs despite Doubs ranking ahead of Wicks in half-PPR ECR, indicating Shepardson views Doubs as overvalued relative to Wicks for Week 2 FLEX consideration.
Doubs takes over as Patriots' No. 1 WR but struggled Week 1.
Doubs is expected to step up as the Patriots' No. 1 wide receiver following A.J. Brown's injury, but the source notes he struggled in Week 1.
Leading receiver Doubs left for Patriots in free agency.
Doubs was the Packers' leading receiver in 2025 but signed a free agent deal with New England, leaving Green Bay to hope one or more of their recent draft picks step up at the position.
Leading receiver Doubs departed to Patriots in free agency.
Doubs was the Packers' leading receiver in 2025 but signed a free agent deal with New England, leaving Green Bay to rely on recent draft picks to fill the void at receiver.
Doubs ranked fourth in NFL red-zone TDs (7) in 2022; reliable jump-ball threat.
Despite Week 1 struggles, Doubs has a track record as a reliable jump-ball target and red-zone threat. In his second season with Green Bay in 2022, he caught seven red-zone touchdowns, ranking fourth in the NFL. The source notes that one poor performance doesn't negate his ability to excel in the red zone and serve as a dependable target for Maye.
Doubs dropped Week 1 pass but showed camp upside; may expand role in Brown's absence.
Doubs had a quiet Week 1 debut with the Patriots, recording zero catches on three targets. He dropped a pass on a critical 2nd-and-14 play in the fourth quarter that led to a Seahawks field goal. However, head coach Mike Vrabel expressed confidence in Doubs, noting he performed well in training camp. In camp, Doubs started slowly but improved once his role shifted to working the sideline and receiving more 50/50 balls. With A.J. Brown out, Doubs may be asked to work the middle of the field at short and intermediate levels, a role he handled frequently early in camp.
Doubs dropped critical pass in Week 1; role expansion uncertain despite camp improvement.
Free-agent addition had quiet Week 1 debut with 0 catches on 3 targets; dropped a critical pass on 2nd-and-14 in fourth quarter with game tied at 10, turning his head early on a wide-open opportunity that led to a Seahawks field goal. Started camp slowly before improving when role shifted to sideline work and 50/50 balls; head coach Mike Vrabel expressed confidence in Doubs' ability to expand role and excel in red zone (7 red zone TDs in 2022 with Green Bay, 4th in NFL), but drops remain a concern.
Doubs ranks forty-eighth in Week 2 flex rankings vs. Steelers.
The source ranks Romeo Doubs forty-eighth in Week 2 flex rankings against the Pittsburgh Steelers.
Doubs made a crucial catch in the 4th quarter to help seal the Saints comeback.
Romeo Doubs made an incredible catch in the 4th quarter of the Saints comeback game that put the Packers ahead 18-17 with under three minutes left. Doubs raised his hands into a heart to show QB Jordan Love appreciation on the play that helped secure the Packers' largest 4th quarter comeback in team history.
Doubs' crucial catch with under 3 minutes left gave Packers the lead in Saints comeback.
Romeo Doubs made an incredible catch in the Saints comeback game on Sep 24, 2023, scoring a touchdown with under three minutes left to give the Packers an 18-17 lead. He raised his hands into a heart to show QB Jordan Love appreciation on the play.
Romeo Doubs ranked highly in Week 2 WR consensus.
Ranked in the top tier of Week 2 WR rankings by Yahoo Fantasy Football analysts, indicating strong projected performance for the week.
Romeo Doubs occupies a safety blanket role
Romeo Doubs is described as occupying a 'safety blanket' role, but the source notes that Dontayvion Wicks possesses significantly more athletic upside and 'juice' than him.
Brutal Week 1 debut: 3 targets, 1 drop, 0 catches, 0 yards for Patriots WR addition.
Doubs, the Patriots' other big addition at wideout, got off to a brutal start in Week 1. He had 3 targets, 1 drop, 0 catches, 0 yards, and 1 interception (thrown to him). He failed to step up in the offense even after Brown left with injury. While Doubs is a good player who should improve, it's not an encouraging sign for the New England offense.
Brutal Week 1: 3 targets, 1 drop, 0 catches, 0 yards for Patriots' WR addition.
Doubs, the Patriots' other big offseason addition at wideout, got off to a brutal start in Week 1. He had 3 targets, 1 drop, 0 catches, 0 yards, and was involved in a Drake Maye interception. He failed to step up in the offense even after Brown left with injury. While Doubs is a good player who should improve, his season-opening performance is not an encouraging sign for the New England offense.
Doubs is a start as the Packers move away from their wide receiver rotation
Romeo Doubs is considered a start and is ranked as the WR35 by the model. The Packers have also moved away from their previous five-way wide receiver rotation, which improves the outlook for the receiving corps.
Rough Week 1 performance; limited upside with weak Patriots passing game.
Doubs looked rougher than QB Drake Maye in Week 1 against Seattle, suggesting limited fantasy upside in the near term given the Patriots' challenging schedule and weak passing game.
Doubs must improve on 0-catch Week 1; positioned to play X receiver in Brown's absence.
Doubs is one of the two biggest receivers to fill A.J. Brown's role while he is out. From a production standpoint, Doubs simply needs to be better than his Week 1 debut (0 catches, 3 targets). From a skill-set standpoint, Doubs has the ability to play Brown's primary X spot, with Mack Hollins working off him at the Z spot.
Potential Brown replacement but must improve after 0-catch Week 1 debut on 3 targets
Romeo Doubs is one of the two biggest candidates to fill A.J. Brown's role at the X receiver spot. However, from a production standpoint, Doubs needs to improve significantly after his Week 1 debut where he recorded 0 catches on 3 targets. Both Doubs and Mack Hollins have the ability to play Brown's primary X spot, with the other working off them at the Z spot.
Doubs' contested-catch skills could elevate Patriots' receiving corps with Brown out.
With A.J. Brown sidelined, the source identifies Romeo Doubs as a potential beneficiary. The Patriots weren't particularly adept at capitalizing on contested catches last season, but Doubs' skill set in that area could help the unit make substantial strides. He was held without a catch on three targets in the season opener, suggesting opportunity for increased involvement in the attack as the offense adjusts to Brown's absence.
Doubs elevated to top WR role with A.J. Brown out 4+ weeks; QB Drake Maye confident.
With A.J. Brown sidelined at least four weeks with a high-ankle sprain, Doubs moves to the top of the Patriots' wide receiver depth chart, ahead of Mack Hollins, DeMario Douglas, Kyle Williams, and Efton Chism III. Both Doubs and quarterback Drake Maye expressed confidence in his ability to rebound; Maye noted Doubs had a great response this week and highlighted his ability to make plays shown in camp.
Doubs' debut was rough: 3 targets, 0 catches, 1 drop, 2 INTs in his direction.
Doubs saw three targets in his Patriots debut but failed to corral any of them, including a fourth-quarter drop that preceded an interception, plus another target in his direction that was picked off. Despite the poor results, head coach Mike Vrabel expressed confidence in the receiver he signed to a 4-year, $68 million contract in free agency, noting that everyone drops passes and that Doubs did great things during camp.
Drake Maye confident in Doubs' playmaking ability and Week 2 rebound.
Quarterback Drake Maye expressed confidence in Doubs' ability to rebound, citing his playmaking ability and noting he has had a great response this week, with Maye looking forward to seeing him perform on Sunday.
Vrabel backs Doubs despite debut struggles; cites strong camp performance.
Head coach Mike Vrabel expressed confidence in Doubs despite the rough debut, noting he did a lot of great things during camp and is excited to get back to work. Vrabel emphasized that everyone drops passes and that the focus is on finding ways to help the team win.
Doubs leads Patriots WR depth chart with A.J. Brown out four weeks.
With A.J. Brown sidelined at least four weeks with a high-ankle sprain, Doubs is atop the Patriots depth chart as the top wide receiver, followed by Mack Hollins, DeMario Douglas, Kyle Williams, and Efton Chism III.
Doubs caught zero of three targets in Patriots debut with a costly drop.
Doubs saw three targets in his Patriots debut but failed to corral any of them, including a fourth-quarter drop that preceded an interception and another target that was picked off.
Preferred Patriots pass catcher but low confidence in entire group.
The source expresses low confidence in New England Patriots pass catchers in Week 2, including Romeo Doubs. While Doubs is the preferred Patriots option among a weak group, the source would not be surprised if M. Collins outproduces him, indicating uncertainty and limited upside despite being the best option available.
Ranked 84th but had negative EPA per target in Week 1 game.
Mattek Fantasy Football ranks Doubs at 84th overall as the lead receiver for the New England Patriots but expresses significant concern. Doubs played one of the worst games the source has seen in the NFL with negative EPA per target, which is very difficult to achieve.
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