Caleb Douglas' Return Could Spark Dolphins' Search for First Win
Miami's rookie receiver had 113 yards in two games before an ankle injury, and his return would give the Dolphins a downfield threat against the New York Jets. Caleb Douglas, a Miami Dolphins rookie wide receiver, may return from a three-game absence due to an ankle injury that has hampered the team's passing game. Despite being a limited participant in the past three games, Douglas' potential return could significantly impact the team’s passing game, which has struggled to create separation on the perimeter without him. Douglas, who has seven catches for 113 yards in two games and remains third on the team in receiving yards despite missing three games due to the injury, could give Miami a needed offensive variable in a potentially winnable AFC East match against New York. Head coach Jeff Hafley expressed optimism about Douglas' progress, but cautioned that he still needs to ramp up through practice. Key concerns include a potential test against the Jets' run defense, which Crabbs highlighted as a defining early-down test for the Dolphins' defense.
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Miami Dolphins rookie wide receiver Caleb Douglas (ankle) entered Week 7 as a limited participant, putting a possible return in play for a passing game that has lacked his downfield element during a t... [3225 symbols]
