Miami Dolphins Rookie Caleb Douglas Could Have a HUGE Season
Kyle Crabbs breaks down a bold projection for Dolphins rookie WR Caleb Douglas in 2026.
Video Transcript
One of the best in the biz has just called his shot for Caleb Douglas's rookie season.
Kyle Kraus from A to Z Sports and NFL.com's Lance Zierlein has gone on the record with the best and worst case scenarios for seventeen offensive rookies from the Twenty-Twenty Six NFL Draft class.
Lance is a good friend of mine.
He's one of the best in the biz as far as the NFL Draft goes, and now we have him on the record for what he thinks is coming for Caleb Douglas in Twenty-Twenty Six.
But I wanna know what each and every one of you think as well.
Make sure you like this video, hit subscribe, follow, and give me your thoughts, receptions, yards, and receiving touchdowns for Caleb Douglas in Twenty-Twenty Six as we reach the end of training camp and Douglas has been amongst the top performers for the Dolphins wide receiver room.
Let me hear it.
Lance's best case for Caleb Douglas is around fifty receptions for up to seven hundred yards, which is a hefty yards per catch, and his worst case scenario is that he's lapped by Chris Bell, who is back and out of his red non-contact jersey amidst an ACL recovery from this past winter as the preferred option in the Dolphins offense.
The official numbers that Lance has tagged to Douglas is forty-one receptions for just under five hundred and fifty receiving yards, just over thirteen yards per catch, and two receiving touchdowns.
I do think with what Caleb Douglas has shown thus far in training camp and in the preseason, I'd catch myself leaning on the higher end of this spectrum, more towards that fifty for seven hundred mark, but I wanna know what you guys think.
