Douglas has the perfect storm of an open competition at receiver against minimal veteran talent. Tack on a good start to the preseason and it makes him decent as far as late-round fliers in redraft leagues go, not to mention late-round attention in every keeper league and top-18 consideration in rookie-only drafts. Standing at 6-foot-3 and 206 pounds, the third-rounder out of Texas Tech is a solid route runner with really good change-of-direction skills and juke moves. He's not as physical as you might like, and he's more of a strider than a speedster, but he's a two-year starter whose experience in a spread offense should translate cleanly into what the Dolphins are doing. Don't be surprised if he ends up being a bye-week option this year.