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the Dolphins look like a different team with Douglas on the field. It's not just the traits and production – it's the game-day savvy that you might not expect from a rookie playing his third game. His biggest play was a long catch-and-run touchdown in the fourth quarter.
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Dolphins rookie Douglas averaging 20+ yards per catch; game-day savvy driving offensive transformation.

Dolphins rookie WR (3rd round, 75th overall) is transforming the offense despite only 9 receptions on the season; averaging over 20 yards per catch and demonstrating game-day savvy beyond typical rookie expectations. His biggest play was a catch-and-run touchdown in the fourth quarter where he recognized a blitz, adjusted his route, caught Willis' pass, broke a tackle from Minkah Fitzpatrick, and raced to the end zone. The source notes the Dolphins look like a different team with Douglas on the field, crediting not just traits and production but his poise and refusal to be intimidated by defensive pressure.

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