Romeo Doubs

Doubs was the second receiver Green Bay drafted last year, taken 132nd overall after Christian Watson had gone 34th. Doubs got more playing time early, coming off back-to-back 1,000-yard seasons at Nevada, but the more athletic Watson got more playing time in December/January and ultimately had the better year. Doubs is about average or slightly better for a starting NFL WR in terms of both size (6-2, 204) and speed (4.47 40 at his pro day), while Watson has 4.36 wheels at 6-4, 208. After catching three TDs in his first eight games last year and averaging 37 yards on 6.1 targets, Doubs suffered an ankle injury Week 9 and missed the next four games, then drew only 16 targets as a part-time player the final four weeks (he also finished with the worst drop rate per target among qualified pass catchers at 13.7 percent). He's right in the mix for a starting job this season as the Packers transition to Jordan Love at quarterback, but they also added draft picks Jayden Reed (Round 2) and Dontayvion Wicks (Round 5) to what's now the youngest WR room in the league. Read Past Outlooks