Fourth-round talent selected in round three; strong athleticism but raw route runner with upside.

Matt Harmon is higher on Caleb Douglas than consensus; he views him as a classic fourth-to-fifth-round prospect despite being selected in the third round by Miami. Douglas is 6'3", 205 lbs with a 4.39 40-time, 91st-percentile hand size, and 68th-percentile arm length. Harmon highlights interesting tape, strong athleticism, good twitch after the catch, and solid ball tracking and contested catch ability downfield. However, Douglas is developmental with significant concerns: pathetic 31.5-inch vertical jump (9th percentile), raw route running (64% success vs. man, 67% vs. press), and he's not the same tackle breaker as Quentin Johnston. Harmon added Douglas to his Rookie Roundup on Saturday morning after initially leaving him off, indicating conviction in his upside despite the third-round selection being aggressive relative to his pre-draft ranking around Jacoby Lane (whom Harmon also viewed as a fourth-rounder). Douglas is positioned as the sacrificial X receiver in Miami's three-receiver rookie class.