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Left the Packers in free agency, opening up receiving opportunities for the remaining pass-catching unit.

Romeo Doubs was the big-ticket offensive acquisition of the Patriots' offseason but is now slotted in as the No. 2 WR after A.J. Brown was acquired; Doubs should find himself in a role similar to the one he played in Green Bay, thriving on occasion.

Romeo Doubs was added to the Patriots receiver room in the offseason alongside A.J. Brown, creating a crowded depth chart with Boutte, Mack Hollins, Kyle Williams, Demario Douglas, and Efton Chism III. The additions have positioned Boutte as the viewed odd man out.

Ranked WR51 in FantasyPros' consensus draft rankings from the most accurate experts; ADP 108, consensus rank 136, expert consensus rating 124.7, average pick 8.3, with 2 experts contributing to the ranking.

Romeo Dobbs is cited as a comp for on-ball snap alignment percentage at 81%+, representing pure X receiver archetypes with high alignment consistency.

Romeo Doubs went up-and-over Christian Gonzalez for a strong touchdown catch in 7-on-7 work but did not see a target in full team 11-on-11 work, limiting his overall involvement in the practice.

The source raises the question of whether Romeo Doubs might experience a similar positive connection with Drake Maye as A.J. Brown has shown, suggesting potential for improved chemistry as camp progresses.

Acquired by the Patriots in the offseason, adding to the team's wide receiver depth and contributing to Kayshon Boutte's lower positioning on the depth chart.

Ranked WR46 overall at position, 104th in top-200 overall rankings.

Ranked WR52 in superflex fantasy football draft rankings with ADP of 103 and consensus ranking of 139.

Romeo Doubs went up-and-over Christian Gonzalez for a strong touchdown catch in 7-on-7 work but did not see a target in full team 11-on-11 work, limiting his overall involvement in the practice session.

Romeo Doubs caught a touchdown in 7-on-7 work, going up-and-over Christian Gonzalez for a strong catch, but did not see a target in full team 11-on-11 work during Friday's practice.

The source raises the question of whether Romeo Doubs might experience a similar positive trajectory as A.J. Brown in building connection with Drake Maye, noting the uncertainty of whether Thursday's strong performance was a sign of things to come or merely an outlier aided by the practice script.

The source raises the question of whether Romeo Doubs might experience a similar positive trajectory as A.J. Brown in building connection with Drake Maye, noting the uncertainty of whether Thursday's strong performance was a sign of things to come or an outlier aided by the practice script.

Doubs had just one catch from Drake Maye in team work during Thursday's full-pad practice session.

Four-year, $68 million free agency signing; connection with starting QB Drake Maye described as developmental after four practices. As a newcomer to Josh McDaniels' complex system, building chemistry with Maye is a process that requires time; has been fairly quiet so far in camp but goal is to be functional by regular season.

Romeo Doubs, along with fellow starter-level wide receivers DeMario Douglas and Kayshon Boutte, was quiet on Thursday. The three combined for just one catch total, a short throw from Drake Maye to Doubs in the low red zone.