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In Week 1, he ran 3.13 yards per route. He was the wide receiver 29 in expected fantasy points, and he was great after the catch, 37 yards, which was actually top seven on the week. Malik Willis will be very, very grateful to have a 6'3 threat with 4.39 speed back on the field at his disposal.
STACKED’s take
Positive signalSleeper
Douglas's elite Week 1 efficiency and return from injury make him a timely stash.
Douglas, rostered in 18% (down from 22% earlier in season), suffered an ankle injury in Week 2 but returned to limited practice ahead of Week 7. In Week 1, he had 5 catches on 7 targets for 94 yards (WR22), ran 3.13 yards per route (WR29 in expected fantasy points), and gained 37 yards after catch (top 7 on week). The source notes the Dolphins offense desperately needs playmakers for Malik Willis, who is completing only 56% of passes with a 40% success rate. Douglas is a 6'3 threat with 4.39 speed, and this is the last chance to stash him before he hits the field for a live game.
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