Miami invested draft capital on outside playmakers on both sides of the ball, landing first-round cornerback Chris Johnson alongside third-round wideout Caleb Douglas. He enters a wide-open Dolphins receiver room offering an elite physical profile, highlighted by a 6-foot-4 frame and 95th-percentile 4.39 40-yard dash.

While Miami’s passing volume will be close to league-bottom, Caleb Douglas‘s downfield metrics make him a prime rookie target to track during training camp. While he does not command attention in redraft, Douglas is a strong late-round pick in dynasty rookie drafts.