From the video
Caleb Douglas is healthy and ramping up... Caleb Douglas in his second game back from injury. We see him take on a more prominent role, right above 80% of the routes. You see here, 86% snap rate. And he draws more volume as a result with more opportunities, six targets on the day... Caleb Douglas function as a dynamic playmaker... this is about exactly what you want to see out of a rookie wide receiver. If he can further solidify himself as one of, if not the go-to target here in a Miami Dolphins offense, he is someone that will start to generate flex consideration moving forward.
STACKED’s take
Rookie ramping up post-injury with 80%+ routes, 86% snaps; stash in 12-team leagues.
Caleb Douglas is healthy and ramping up in his second game back from injury, taking on a more prominent role with 80%+ route rate and 86% snap rate, drawing six targets on the day. Tyler Algier notes Douglas has functioned as a dynamic playmaker with exciting ball-in-hand ability in previous outings before his ankle injury. While not yet trustworthy in lineups, the combination of expanding role and demonstrated talent is exactly what you want to see from a rookie wide receiver. If he solidifies himself as the go-to target in the Miami Dolphins offense, he will generate flex consideration moving forward. Algier recommends stashing him in 12-team leagues and some deeper 10-team leagues with six to eight bench slots.
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