Should I Start Romeo Doubs in Week 2? Fantasy Football WR Rankings Analysis

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2. Romeo Doubs Wide Receiver Rankings Analysis

3. Should I Start Romeo Doubs In Week 2 Fantasy Football?

4. More Fantasy Football Analysis

The Jordan Love era has finally begun in Green Bay, and with that, there is an opportunity for other players to become stars. One of them is wide receiver Romeo Doubs, who ended last season on a very high note.

The fourth-round pick from the 2022 NFL Draft has become a reliable option for Love, and that was evident in Week 1 for the Packers. Against the Chicago Bears, Doubs had four receptions on five targets for 26 yards and two touchdowns.

His performance left a smile on all the fantasy managers who drafted him. In this article, I'll discuss whether the Packers receiver deserves to start on your team for Week 2 or not, given that the NFC North team will be traveling to Atlanta.

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Romeo Doubs Fantasy Football Outlook

As stated earlier, Romeo Doubs was pretty impressive in Week 1 and scored two valuable touchdowns in the Packers' 38-20 win over the Bears. Going into week 2, the Packers are a 1.5-point underdog, but it won't be a surprise if they come away with a win.

Christian Watson is once again expected to miss the game, which will result in more usage for Doubs. This is certainly good news for all the fantasy managers who have him on their team, as he is capable of having another great game.

Romeo Doubs Wide Receiver Rankings Analysis

The RotoBaller staff has Romeo Doubs currently ranked as the #71 best player in fantasy football. He had an average ADP of 180.3 heading into the draft, and given how he played in Week 1, the Packers WR's stock has risen immensely.

He is now in the second year of his NFL career, and Doubs is more than capable of having a monster season. Having Jordan Love as his quarterback will help in his growth as unlike Rodgers, the 2020 first-round pick won't stop throwing the ball to his receivers if they have make some mistakes.