DeMario Douglas

He's barely getting looks and hasn't done much with them, and with a tough game coming, you can safely drop him in most leagues. Only keep him if your league is very deep or you want a short-term emergency stash for injuries.

Start Douglas — Miami's pass defense has been hit and he’s been getting steady looks and a touchdown, so he’s worth starting as a lower-end wide receiver this week. There’s some risk since it’s a small sample, so double-check his playing time and how many passes he’s getting before kickoff.

Start Douglas — he should be Maye’s go-to slot receiver and will likely catch the most short passes if Stefon Diggs doesn’t play. He should give you steady catches, but Diggs coming back or a shaky rookie debut from Maye could cut into his looks.

Draft him in the late rounds as a bench pick. Camp reports say he'll play a lot in the slot and could catch passes from rookie QB Drake Maye, so he's worth a bench spot but risky since he hasn't shown much in real games.