Much of the discussion about Doubs last summer revolved around a crowded WR room in Green Bay. That ended up being the least of his problems, with Jayden Reed, Dontayvion Wicks and Christian Watson all falling shy of 80 targets while averaging less than five per game. Doubs got 5.5 per game, about the same as in 2023, and he finished the regular season with career highs for yards per catch (13.1), yards per target (8.3) and yards per game (46.2). Those are mediocre numbers by most standards, however, and mediocrity has been the theme of Doubs' career since Green Bay made him a fourth-round pick in 2022. He's now 25 years old and entering the final year of his rookie contract, after suffering two concussions last season (and missing another game because he skipped practices/meetings out of frustration with his lack of usage/production). There's perhaps some argument to give Doubs one last shot at a breakout, but he's more of a solid player / jack-of-all-trades than a true standout talent, lacking elite physical traits to take the next step even if he ends up better situated from a volume standpoint.

• Jake Curhan
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• Cameron McCutcheon
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• Dominick Puni
  OL
• Andrew Meyer
  OL
• J.T. Gray
  DB
• Brad Robbins
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• Zaire Mitchell-Paden
  TE
• Austin Hooper
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