Patriots news: ESPN insider urges Romeo Doubs fantasy managers to sell, sell, sell after big Week 4
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Romeo Doubs just delivered the kind of fantasy football performance that can make managers feel untouchable. That said, ESPN insider Dan Graziano believes it may actually be the perfect time to sell. After the New England Patriots’ thrilling 29-26 road victory over the Buffalo Bills, Doubs emerged as Drake Maye’s favorite boundary target. However, his Week 4 breakout may not be sustainable once the Patriots’ receiving corps gets healthier.
Doubs caught six of nine targets for 58 yards and two touchdowns. He produced a valuable fantasy football outing in a nationally significant Patriots win. Graziano, however, urged managers to capitalize immediately.
“Sell Romeo Doubs this week if you have him. NOT AN OVERREACTION.”
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He pointed to Doubs’ modest yardage total, his inconsistent production earlier this season, and the eventual return of AJ Brown as reasons to move him while his fantasy football value is elevated.
Brown’s absence has created additional opportunities for Doubs, particularly around the red zone. Once Brown returns from his ankle injury, however, Maye’s target distribution could shift significantly. That could push Doubs back into a secondary role within an offense that can also lean on its rushing attack and tight end Hunter Henry.
Doubs entered the NFL after Green Bay selected him in the fourth round of the 2022 draft out of Nevada. Across four seasons with the Packers, he recorded more than 200 receptions, nearly 2,500 yards, and 21 touchdowns before signing with New England in 2026. His reliable hands and red-zone ability have quickly made him a trusted option for Maye.
For fantasy football managers, the message is simple: Doubs’ Week 4 explosion may be the peak of his current market value. Graziano believes the time to cash in is now.
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