"Again, the Patriots’ top three-receiver grouping featured A.J. Brown, Romeo Doubs and DeMario Douglas. Interestingly, the offense has also featured every possible pairing from that trio at various times within two-back or two-tight end personnel, meaning Douglas is not always in the slot. Douglas is, however, the most consistently available of those three. The Patriots are stretching his usage and route tree more than in recent years. Doubs, meanwhile, has already had a practice without a ca...
I have an extremely bold and controversial take: the Patriots should not trade Kayshon Boutte, play him besides A.J. Brown and Romeo Doubs, and simply have a very good receiving room [Retweeted](
Sounds like when Boutte shares the field with AJ Brown (Z) and Pop Douglas, he is the X and when Romeo Doubs subs in, AJ Brown is X with Doubs at Z Emphasizes the moving AJ Brown around the formation quote from Vrabel today Via @tkyles39
“The Patriots continue to use Brown and Kayshon Boutte together in three-receiver sets alongside, with Boutte isolated or aligned to the two-receiver side, Brown to the tight-end’s side, and DeMario Douglas typically in the slot. When Romeo Doubs came on for Boutte, Brown became the ISO player with Doubs at flanker.”
Patriots training camp Day 1 notes: - Drake Maye 6/9, Tommy DeVito 3/6, Behren Morton 3/4 - No catches for A.J. Brown on one target - Eli Raridon taking TE2 snaps behind Hunter Henry - Romeo Doubs with two catches. Lost his footing a few times - Morgan Moses takes first reps at RT. Caleb Lomu mixed in.
Could Matthew Golden absorb the high-difficulty routes Romeo Doubs once ran? @FantasyPtsData Separation Win Rate... vs. press coverage: Golden: 36.8% (8th-best of 128 WRs) ✅ Doubs: 25.0% (39th) vs. man coverage: Golden: 28.8% (13th of 112) ✅ Doubs: 25.6% (28th) On out routes: Golden: 18.5% (50th of 115) 🤔 Doubs: 27.9% (16th)
Least scary, but technically *fine*, dudes to see in your opponent's fantasy football lineup: -David Montgomery -Chuba Hubbard -Zach Charbonnet -Courtland Sutton -Jakobi Meyers -Michael Pittman -Romeo Doubs (other than vs. Cowboys) -Khalil Shakir -Hunter Henry -Dalton Schultz
Romeo Doubs "Big Slot" role for the Patriots Team website talks about him as the top inside receiver Would be big for his fantasy value to have a ton of slot reps
Yes, the Patriots backfield faced the 3rd-highest percentage of stacked boxes in the league last season at 56.1% (per @FantasyPtsData) Still, both Rhamondre Stevenson and TreVeyon Henderson ranked top-10 in Fantasy Points per Touch - Stevenson: 1.12 (3rd-highest) - Henderson: 0.96 (10th-highest) I feel like the Patriots offense has been fairly undervalued all offseason because of how poor they performed in the playoffs and the fact that their strength of schedule being more difficult in 2026...
1) Still love this 2022 class of WRs. So many awesome players. 2) Love the idea of Year 5 being the peak of their powers for WRs and this class in their 4th season were a real good example case for this. I would argue that several guys like Pickens, Olave, Pierce, London, Doubs, Watson and probably more were easily the best versions of themselves in isolation in Year 4. Could argue they all set the table well for Year 5 peaks. While everyone wants to be quick to judge, my general thought is i...
If Josh Jacobs actually misses any time, there’s so much opportunity opened up in Green Bay. Romeo Doubs led the team with a 25% red zone target share - by far the highest. He had 40% of the end zone targets. Jacobs accounted for 59% of inside-the-10 touches (RB3) 👀⬇️
I’m taking this comment about Rhamondre Stevenson from James White as a nothing burger but wanted to put it out there since people will read the article It is true that adding AJ Brown and Romeo Doubs may help take that safety in the box out a bit more and help the RBs
