Romeo Doubs joined the New England Patriots via a four-year free-agent deal after leading the Packers in receiving yards (724) and touchdowns (6) in 2025. His Week 1 debut produced zero catches on three targets, including a drop and an interception on a deep ball from Drake Maye. A.J. Brown’s ankle injury, which could sideline the newly acquired wideout for at least four weeks, immediately elevates Doubs into a larger role as the primary outside option. His consistent target share and red-zone production in Green Bay position him for elevated volume if chemistry with Maye improves and the Patriots’ passing attack stabilizes, though competition from slot options and the team’s overall offensive output remain key variables for his season-long yardage total.