Romeo Doubs Injury News & Updates

Doubs brought in four of eight targets for 53 yards in the Packers' 27-20 win over the Giants on Sunday.

Doubs tied with Christian Watson for the team lead in receptions -- the duo were the only Packers pass catchers to log more than one catch -- and the former also set the pace in targets and receiving yards. Doubs' performance represented a welcome resurgence from his abysmal one-reception, five-yard tally against the Eagles in Week 10, and he's eclipsed 50 receiving yards in five of the last seven contests heading into a Week 12 divisional home showdown against the Vikings.

Doubs (chest) was a full participant at Wednesday's walkthrough.

Doubs made an early departure from Monday's loss to the Eagles due to a chest injury in the fourth quarter, but coach Matt LaFleur told Rob Demovsky of ESPN.com that the wide receiver "should be good to go" for Sunday's road matchup with the Giants. An uncapped session Wednesday seems to indicate as much for Doubs, while fellow WRs Matthew Golden (shoulder), Dontayvion Wicks (calf) and Savion Williams (foot) all were limited to begin Week 11 prep. The state of the Packers' receiving corps remains in flux for a second week in a row.

Packers coach Matt LaFleur said Wednesday that Doubs (chest) "should be good to go" for Sunday's road matchup against the Giants, Matt Schneidman of The Athletic reports.

Doubs suffered a chest injury that forced him out of Monday's loss to the Eagles early, but it doesn't appear that there are any lingering concerns about his availability for Week 11. That said, unless Doubs is able to practice in full prior to Sunday's matchup, he may carry an injury designation into the weekend. LaFleur also said the plan is for rookie wideout Matthew Golden (shoulder) back on the practice field this week, Wes Hodkiewicz of the Packers' official site reports.

Doubs is questionable to return to Monday's game against the Eagles due to a chest injury, Zach Jacobson of 247Sports.com reports.

Doubs was holding his chest following a Packers' possession in the fourth quarter and was later spotted walking into the locker room. The severity of the injury is unclear, but Green Bay continues to lose pass-catching options. Christian Watson and Dontayvion Wicks will operate as the team's top receivers so long as Doubs is held out.

Doubs caught seven of 10 targets for 91 yards in Sunday's 16-13 loss to the Panthers.

The fourth-year wideout was Jordan Love's top option, leading the Packers in catches and receiving yards on the afternoon while seeing double-digit targets for the first time in 2025. Doubs sports a 34-441-4 line on 52 targets on the season, and he saw his competition for looks get thinned significantly in the second half of Sunday's loss, as Tucker Kraft (knee) and Matthew Golden (shoulder) both left the game and didn't return. If they remain sidelined in Week 10, Doubs is likely to get elevated target volume again versus the Eagles.

Doubs had three receptions on six targets for 44 yards and a two-point conversion in Sunday's 35-25 win over the Steelers.

Christian Watson (knee) made his season debut in Week 8, finishing with 85 receiving yards behind Tucker Kraft's monster receiving line (7-143-2). This left Dobbs finishing third in receiving for the Packers, although he finished second in team targets. While he didn't cash in any of Jordan Love's three touchdown passes, Doubs was able to find the end zone on a successful two-point conversion attempt to give managers a minor boost to his final fantasy score. Doubs should continue starting alongside Christian Watson when Green Bay hosts Carolina next Sunday.

Doubs caught six of eight targets for 72 yards in Sunday's 27-23 win over the Cardinals.

While Tucker Kraft led the Packers with 10 targets and was on the other end of Jordan Love's only TD pass, it was Doubs who paced the team in catches and receiving yards. The fourth-year wideout has caught at least five passes in three straight games as he shines in the absence of Jayden Reed (collarbone), posting a 17-185-3 line on 25 targets during that stretch. Doubs will look to keep rolling in Week 8 against the Steelers.

Doubs recorded five catches on nine targets for 55 yards in Sunday's 27-18 win over the Bengals.

Doubs was Jordan Love's top target in Sunday's win, leading the team in targets. He converted that into his third performance of 50 or more receiving yards this season, thanks to long gains of 21 and 15 yards. Doubs isn't likely to turn in huge fantasy performances often thanks to the emergence of Matthew Golden and Tucker Kraft, but it's clear he has rapport and the trust of Love, which should be enough to keep Doubs involved in the offense.

Doubs recorded six receptions on eight targets for 58 yards and three touchdowns in Sunday's 40-40 tie against the Cowboys.

Doubs led the Packers in targets and was a key to the team's offensive explosion with touchdown catches of one, two and 15 yards. That was the key to his production, as he was targeted primarily in the short areas of the field and his longest reception went for only 18 yards. Doubs still managed to top 50 receving yards for the second time this season, but the combination of target competition and Green Bay's preference to run a balanced offense make him an unreliable fantasy option on a weekly basis.

Doubs brought in both targets for 25 yards in the Packers' 13-10 loss to the Browns on Sunday.

Doubs' final line was a emblematic of a tough day for Jordan Love overall against the Browns' aggressive defense. The veteran wideout is expected to see elevated volume in some games while Jayden Reed (IR-collarbone/foot) remains out, but Sunday's game environment didn't allow for such a boost. However, Doubs could be exponentially more involved when the Packers travel to Dallas to face the Cowboys in a Sunday night Week 4 clash that presents as a much more favorable matchup.

Doubs brought in three of five targets for 28 yards and a touchdown in the Packers' 27-18 win over the Commanders on Thursday night.

Doubs was third in both targets and receptions on the night for the Packers, tying with running back Chris Brooks in the latter category. The veteran wideout saw Jayden Reed exit the game in the first quarter due to a shoulder injury, but Doubs only saw one more target than he had Sunday against the Lions. Nevertheless, the veteran wideout managed to record a five-yard touchdown grab in the opening period to give his fantasy production a much-needed boost, and Doubs will be due for an expanded role beginning with a Week 3 road matchup against the Browns on Sunday, Sept. 21 due to Reed having been diagnosed with a broken collarbone, per Zach Jacobson of 247Sports.com.

Doubs was targeted four times and caught two passes for 68 yards in Sunday's 27-13 victory over the Lions.

Doubs had only eight receptions of 20+ yards last season and only 22 of the sort through his first 43 games as a professional, but he notched two of them Sunday -- including a career-long 48-yard catch in the second quarter. It could be tough for him to be consistent as part of a Packers offense with a lot of options, but he did start Sunday's contest and his 34 snaps -- out of a possible 48 -- were 11 more than any other Packers wideout.

Doubs recorded one catch on one target for one yard and a touchdown in Saturday's 20-7 preseason win over the Seahawks.

Doubs played for two offensive possessions along with other starters such as Matthew Golden, Tucker Kraft and Josh Jacobs. He caught his touchdown on a slant route on a pass from Malik Willis, who started the game for Green Bay. Most importantly, Doubs looks ready for the Packers' Week 1 matchup against the Lions after working through a back injury for much of the last two weeks.

Doubs (back) is taking part in team drills at Monday's practice, Ryan Wood of USA Today reports.

Doubs appears fully recovered from the back injury he picked up due to a collision at practice last Tuesday, an encouraging development for Green Bay as wide receivers Jayden Reed (foot) and Dontayvion Wicks (calf) remain sidelined, and with Christian Watson (ACL) on the active/PUP list and likely out until at least Week 5. Quarterback Jordan Love (thumb) also returned to practice Monday and is participating in 7-on-7 drills, so the Packers' starting offense is getting healthier with roughly three weeks to go until the regular-season opener against Detroit. With the plethora of injuries Green Bay is still managing, though, it remains to be seen whether head coach Matt LaFleur will opt to play starters during Saturday's preseason finale against Seattle.

Doubs (back) has retaken the practice field Monday, Matt Schneidman of The Athletic reports.

Doubs missed nearly a week of practice after suffering an apparent back injury due to a collision last Tuesday, but he's back on the field in at least a limited capacity Monday. Quarterback Jordan Love (thumb) is also back at practice, albeit with his left hand still in a soft cast and as a limited participant. It remains to be seen whether Doubs will have any restrictions at practice Monday, but in any case, he remains fully on track for Week 1 and appears to be trending in the right direction for Saturday's preseason finale against the Seahawks, if coach Matt LaFleur opts to play his starters.

Doubs (back) won't practice Thursday, Matt Schneidman of The Athletic reports.

Doubs left Tuesday's practice following a collision, telling reporters afterward that his apparent back injury was nothing serious. Packers coach Matt LaFleur reiterated Thursday that it isn't a major issue, which is especially good news for a team that's been practicing without Jayden Reed (foot) and Dontayvion Wicks (calf) for most of training camp. Doubs remains on track for the Week 1 start opposite rookie Matthew Golden, while either Reed, Wicks or Malik Heath figures to the third/slot receiver in Green Bay's opener against Detroit (Sept. 7).

Doubs (back), who left the field early Tuesday, responded in the affirmative when asked if he was 'good' after a collision at practice, Rob Demovsky of ESPN.com reports.

Doubs injured his back at practice in a collision, but he doesn't seem to have suffered a major injury. Still, with all of Jayden Reed (foot), Dontayvion Wicks (calf) and Christian Watson (knee) already absent from practice, in addition to quarterback Jordan Love (thumb), it would make sense for Green Bay to be cautious regarding Doubs' health. Coach Matt LaFleur hasn't yet revealed whether the starters will play Saturday versus Indianapolis, but the team may hold Doubs out of exhibition action in any case if he's any less than 100 percent.

Doubs left Tuesday's practice with a potential back injury after a collision, Rob Demovsky of ESPN.com reports.

Already missing Jayden Reed (foot), Dontayvion Wicks (calf) and Christian Watson (knee), the Packers are now without four of their top five wide receivers, at least temporarily. Doubs reportedly was down on the field for a couple of minutes Tuesday before heading off to the locker room with a trainer.

Doubs failed to bring in either of his two targets during the Packers' 30-10 preseason loss to the Jets on Saturday night.

Doubs was the intended receiver on Jordan Love's first two pass attempts, which came on Green Bay's first and third plays from scrimmage. The fourth-year pro saw a slight downturn in 2024 while missing four regular-season games due to injury, but he could be key to helping the Packers fill the void created by Christian Watson's (PUP-knee) projected early-season absence.

Doubs (concussion) is participating in OTAs on Wednesday and was spotted getting in extra work with passing game coordinator Jason Vrabel during the special-teams period, Wes Hodkiewicz of the Packers' official site reports.

Doubs, who is entering the final year of his rookie contract, has gained full clearance to participate in OTAs after he sustained a concussion during Green Bay's wild-card round loss to the Eagles in January. Jayden Reed (shoulder) and newcomer Mecole Hardman (knee) are also practicing Wednesday. Rookie first-round pick Matthew Golden and third-rounder Savion Williams represent more notable additions to the Packer's wide receiver corps, which also returns Dontayvion Wicks and Christian Watson (ACL) in what looks like one of the league's most crowded units, though Watson's recovery could realistically sideline him until mid-season. Reed appears destined to dominate slot reps, and general manager Brian Gutekunst has talked him up as Green Bay's top wideout, while Golden's draft capital and playmaking ability give the team every incentive to find him a starting role. Doubs has proven himself as a jack-of-all-trades and capable starter, but he's now entering a contract year facing tough competition for targets an

Doubs (concussion) has new competition for snaps and targets after the Packers drafted WR Matthew Golden in the first round and WR Savion Williams in the third round.

Doubs is in the final year of his rookie contract, coming off a 2024 campaign in which he suffered two concussions and was suspended a week for skipping practice. He finished the year with career highs for catch rate (63.9 percent) and yards per target (8.3) while averaging a team-high 5.5 targets per game, but it probably wasn't enough to change the general evaluation on him. Doubs is good enough to start in the NFL, but not good enough that you necessarily want him in the starting lineup, which means he may have to compete for his job this summer. With Jayden Reed (shoulder) seemingly locked in for slot work, the Packers have Doubs, Golden, Williams and Dontayvion Wicks ready to compete for perimeter snaps -- plus Christian Watson (ACL) may eventually make his own case later in the season. There hasn't been any update on Doubs' health since his second concussion of the season knocked him out of a playoff loss to Philadelphia.

Doubs was diagnosed with a concussion after he left in the third quarter of Sunday's 22-10 wild-card loss to the Eagles, Rob Demovsky of ESPN.com reports.

The Packers concluded the season without their top three receivers, as Christian Watson (knee) missed the playoff game after tearing his ACL in Week 18 before Doubs and Jayden Reed (shoulder) both departed with injuries in third quarter Sunday. Doubs was sent in for a concussion check after he fell hard to the turf while attempting to reel in a potential touchdown pass with 6:55 remaining in the period, finishing the contest with two catches for 13 yards on two targets. The concussion was the second of the season for Doubs, who previously sustained a head injury Week 12 against the 49ers and missed the Packers' next two games as a result.

Doubs is being evaluated for a concussion during Sunday's wild-card round game against the Eagles.

Prior to his exit from the game, Doubs -- who missed time earlier this season with a concussion -- caught both of his targets for 13 yards. In his absence, Jayden Reed, Dontayvion Wicks, Bo Meltonand Malik Heath are available to handle Green Bay's wideout duties.

Doubs (illness) practiced in full Wednesday, Matt Schneidman of The Athletic reports.

Doubs came down with an illness this past weekend and wasn't able so suit up Sunday against the Bears. He spoke on the situation Wednesday, telling Ryan Wood of USA Today that the ailment worsened "throughout the day," but he's "doing better" in the meantime. With an uncapped session now under his belt, Doubs is back in a receiving corps that will be without Christian Watson for its playoff run due to a torn ACL suffered Week 18. Watson's absence should open up snaps and targets for Doubs along with Jayden Reed, Dontayvion Wicks, Bo Melton and Malik Heath on Sunday at Philadelphia.

Doubs (illness) was present at Wednesday's practice, Ryan Wood of USA Today reports.

Doubs was tacked on to the Packers' Week 18 injury Saturday as questionable due to an illness and eventually was sidelined Sunday against the Bears. Coach Matt LaFleur told Matt Schneidman of The Athletic afterward that Doubs was "in no shape" to play in the regular-season finale due to a "bug," but with the benefit of three days to rest and recover, the wide receiver appears to be mostly past the ailment. Wednesday's report will unveil how much work Doubs was able to handle.

Coach Matt LaFleur said Doubs was "in no shape" to play Sunday against the Bears due to a "bug," but he believes the wide receiver will be available for next weekend's wild-card game at Philadelphia, Matt Schneidman of The Athletic reports.

Doubs was added to the Packers' Week 18 injury report Saturday due to an illness, which came with a questionable designation. He ultimately wasn't able to suit up this weekend, and the team may have lost fellow WR Christian Watson for the foreseeable future due to a right knee injury that he suffered during Sunday's loss. With the status of both players in flux, Jayden Reed, Dontayvion Wicks, Bo Melton and Malik Heath represent the healthy wideouts on Green Bay's active roster.

Doubs (illness) is listed as inactive Sunday against the Bears, Mike Spofford of the Packers' official site reports.

Doubs was added to the Packers' Week 18 injury report Saturday due to an illness, which left him questionable for Sunday's game. With his lack of availability confirmed this weekend, Green Bay will turn to Jayden Reed, Christian Watson (knee) and Dontayvion Wicks as its primary wide receivers, while Bo Melton and Malik Heath also will be on hand for snaps and targets. Doubs will turn his focus to getting healthy for the wild-card round next weekend.

The Packers added Doubs to their injury report Saturday, listing him as questionable for Sunday's game versus the Bears due to an illness, Matt Schneidman of The Athletic reports.

Green Bay already may be without its top vertical threat in Christian Watson (knee) in Week 18, and now the status of perhaps QB Jordan Love's most-trusted option in Doubs is up in the air. With Watson sidelined last Sunday at Minnesota, Doubs was targeted 11 times and turned them into seven catches for 58 yards. Doubs' status for Sunday's matchup will be confirmed, one way or another, about 90 minutes before a 1:00 p.m. ET kickoff.

Doubs recorded seven receptions on 11 targets for 58 yards in Sunday's 27-25 loss to the Vikings.

Doubs stepped up in the absence of Christian Watson (knee) to record a season-high 11 targets and seven catches. He had an inefficient showing with the expanded opportunity overall, though he did manage back-to-back receptions of 18 and 13 yards late in the fourth quarter to help set up a Green Bay touchdown to highlight his performance. If Watson can return in Week 18 against the Bears, Doubs is likely to return to his more typical role of around five or six targets.

Doubs had two receptions on three targets for 20 yards in Monday's 34-0 win over the Saints.

Doubs fell victim to a run-heavy game script in what turned out to be a lopsided victory. Christian Watson (knee) left the contest nursing what appeared to be a minor knee injury, but further tests Tuesday will reveal its severity. Should the latter miss any time, Doubs would be likely benefactor of increased targets and/or playing time against Minnesota in Week 17.

Doubs (concussion) caught three of five targets for 40 yards and two touchdowns in Sunday's 30-13 win over the Seahawks.

Doubs didn't take long to make an impact in his return from a two-game absence due to a concussion, catching a 13-yard touchdown pass in the first quarter. He also drew a 34-yard pass interference penalty in the final seconds of the first half to set up a field goal, then went quiet until he caught an acrobatic 22-yard touchdown in the back of the end zone in the fourth quarter. The 24-year-old wide receiver's four touchdown catches this season have come via a pair of two-score performances, Week 6 against Arizona and Sunday in Seattle. Doubs will look to build on this successful return when the Packers host the Saints in Week 16.

Doubs has cleared concussion protocol and will play in Sunday's game at Seattle, Matt Schneidman of The Athletic reports.

A full practice participant throughout the week, Doubs has now received clearance from an independent neurologist to return from his two-game absence. His return likely means fewer snaps and routes for Christian Watson and/or Dontayvion Wicks, with the latter especially vulnerable to sliding back to a reserve role.

Doubs (concussion) practiced in full Thursday, Rob Demovsky of ESPN.com reports.

Despite logging a second straight uncapped session, Doubs remains in the protocol for head injuries, as coach Matt LaFleur told Matt Schneidman of The Athletic earlier Thursday. Doubs likely only needs to gain clearance from an independent neurologist in order to gain clearance to play again, but it's unclear yet if he'll do so and put an end to a two-game absence Sunday at Seattle.

Coach Matt LaFleur said Doubs practiced fully Wednesday, but the wide receiver remains in the concussion protocol, Wes Hodkiewicz of the Packers' official site reports.

Doubs has made slow but steady progress since suffering a head injury Week 12 against the 49ers, failing to practice at all during Week 13 prep before being limited last week in advance of another absence Week 14 at Detroit. Considering he was listed as full Wednesday, he likely is in the final phase of the concussion protocol, which requires an evaluation from an independent neurologist in order to be able to suit up again. Doubs should receive clearance in the coming days ahead of Sunday's visit to the Seahawks.

Doubs (concussion) has been ruled out for Thursday's game in Detroit, Wes Hodkiewicz of the Packers' official site reports.

Doubs wasn't able to log more than a limited session during Week 14 prep, indicating he has yet to reach the phase in which he'd be evaluated by an independent neurologist. He'll thus miss his second game in a row following the concussion that he sustained during a Week 12 win against the 49ers. Dontayvion Wicks will be the primary option to step into three-wide sets alongside Jayden Reed and Christian Watson on Thursday, but Bo Melton and Malik Heath also will be available.

Doubs (concussion) was a limited participant in Tuesday's practice.

After sitting out the Packers' Thanksgiving Day win over the Dolphins, Doubs has kicked off Week 14 prep with a pair of limited practices. According to Matt Schneidman of The Athletic, head coach Matt LaFleur confirmed Tuesday that Doubs is still following the five-step concussion protocol. The wideout may need to put in a full practice Wednesday and gain clearance from an independent neurologist to have a shot at playing Thursday in Detroit.

Doubs (concussion) was a limited practice participant Monday.

After sustaining a concussion against the 49ers in Week 12, Doubs didn't practice at all last week and eventually was ruled out ahead of last Thursday's game versus the Dolphins. He then was on the field in full uniform Sunday and followed it up with an official limited session to begin Week 14 prep. Clearly, Doubs has made some progress through the protocol for head injuries, but it remains to be seen if he'll be cleared by an independent neurologist before this Thursday's contest at Detroit.

Doubs (concussion) was spotted participating in Monday's practice, Rob Demovsky of ESPN.com reports.

Doubs was also on the field Sunday, as the Packers have been back on the field following their win over the Dolphins on Thanksgiving Night. Doubs missed that contest, but appears to be working his way through concussion protocol. He appears to have a good chance at returning for Thursday night's NFC North date with the Lions.

Doubs (concussion) was spotted in full uniform taking part in the Packers' practice session Sunday, Ryan Wood of USA Today reports.

While the Packers won't have to reveal their first Week 14 injury report until Monday, Doubs' presence on the field for an unofficial practice suggests he's made some progress through the NFL's five-step concussion protocol. After suffering the head injury last Sunday in the Packers' Week 12 win over the 49ers, Doubs didn't practice in any fashion this past week before he was inactive for Green Bay's 30-17 victory over Miami on Thanksgiving Day. In addition to advancing to full practice participation, Doubs will also need to gain clearance from an independent neurologist before exiting the protocol and putting himself on track to play in the Packers' Week 14 matchup with the Lions this coming Thursday.

Doubs (concussion) has been ruled out for Thursday's game against the Dolphins, Wes Hodkiewicz of the Packers' official site reports.

Doubs suffered a concussion in the middle of the third quarter of this past Sunday's win against the 49ers when he drew a pass interference penalty in the end zone. He then was listed as a non-participant on all three practice estimates of Week 13 prep and thus won't be available Thursday. Dontayvion Wicks, Bo Melton and Malik Heath will be the candidates to step in to three-wide sets alongside Jayden Reed and Christian Watson. Meanwhile, Doubs' next chance for game action is next Thursday, Dec. 5 at Detroit.

Packers head coach Matt LaFleur said that Doubs (concussion) was a non-participant in Tuesday's walk-through practice, Rob Demovsky of ESPN.com reports.

Doubs remains in NFL's five-step concussion protocol and hasn't seemingly taken any steps forward in his recovery from the brain injury he sustained in Sunday's 38-10 win over the 49ers. With just one more practice this week to prove his health before the Packers host the Dolphins on Thursday, Doubs looks to be trending toward missing his second game of the season. The wideout previously sat out a Week 5 win over the Rams due to a team-imposed suspension.

Doubs (concussion) was estimated as a non-participant in Monday's practice, Matt Schneidman of The Athletic reports.

Doubs was concussed in Sunday's win over the 49ers. With the Packers having a game against the Dolphins on Thursday, it will be a challenge for Doubs to clear concussion protocol in time to play. If he's unable to go, Christian Watson, Jayden Reed and Dontayvion Wicks would likely be the Packers' main three-receiver set. Bo Melton and Malik Heath would also be in line for increased reps.

Doubs won't return to Sunday's game versus the 49ers due to a concussion, Matt Schneidman of The Athletic reports.

Doubs drew a defensive pass interference penalty in the end zone in the middle of the third quarter that helped set up Josh Jacobs' (cramps) second TD of the contest, but the wide receiver was slow to get to his feet and eventually the sideline before he was ruled out. The former will finish Week 12 with three catches (on six targets) for 54 yards.

Doubs secured one of two targets for 17 yards in the Packers' 20-19 win over the Bears on Sunday.

Doubs' catch and receiving yardage totals tied and set a season low, respectively. The 24-year-old wideout has just 45 receiving yards combined over the last two contests, but given how spread out targets can be in Green Bay's offense from game to game, it wouldn't be surprising to see Doubs bounce back despite a tough Week 12 home matchup against the 49ers.

Doubs recorded four catches (on five targets) for 28 yards during Sunday's 24-14 loss to the Lions.

QB Jordan Love spread his 39 pass attempts around to nine different Packers, with Christian Watson leading the way with seven targets and Jayden Reed (5-113-0) the only one to have more than four catches and 40 yards. Moreover, Love didn't toss a touchdown for a second game in a row, leaving Doubs stuck on two end-zone visits through eight contests. Green Bay has a Week 10 bye on tap, so Doubs won't see action again until Sunday, Nov. 17 at Chicago.

Doubs caught three of six targets for 72 yards in Sunday's 30-27 win over the Jaguars.

Doubs finished as the Packers' leading wide receiver behind tight end Tucker Kraft (3-78-1) on Sunday. The 24-year-old Doubs has been a solid fantasy option since being reinstated from a dispute regarding his playing time in Week 5, accruing 14 receptions for 215 yards and two touchdowns over a three-week span. Consider Doubs a FLEX-worthy fantasy option heading into next Sunday's tilt against Detroit.

Doubs caught eight of 10 targets for 94 yards in Sunday's 24-22 win over the Texans.

Doubs has produced two strong performances since being suspended for a game by the Packers, scoring two touchdowns in Week 6 against the Cardinals before leading the team in targets, catches and receiving yards in the win over Houston. No teammate had more than six targets or 48 receiving yards in Sunday's win, though Doubs wasn't on the receiving end of any of Jordan Love's three touchdown passes. Doubs will look to keep building momentum in Week 8 against the Jaguars.

Doubs caught three of four targets for 49 yards and two touchdowns in Sunday's 34-13 win over the Cardinals.

Doubs scored his first touchdown of the season on a 10-yard catch in the second quarter, then added a 20-yard touchdown catch in the third. Back in the Packers' good graces after being suspended by the team for the Week 5 win over the Rams, Doubs will look to build on this performance in a Week 7 home game against the Texans, for which Green Bay may not have depth option Dontayvion Wicks (shoulder) in its receiving corps.

Coach Matt LaFleur said Friday that Doubs will play Sunday against the Cardinals, Paul Bretl of ESPN Radio reports.

Doubs will return after being suspended by the team for the Week 5 win over the Rams. It remains to be seen if Christian Watson (ankle) will also rejoin a Packers receiving corps led by Jayden Reed. Doubs has caught 12 of 20 targets for 169 yards through four appearances in 2024.

Doubs (suspension) wasn't listed on the Packers' first Week 6 practice report Wednesday, Matt Schneidman of The Athletic reports.

After sitting out this past Sunday's win at the Rams due to a one-game suspension for conduct detrimental to the team, Doubs met with Green Bay brass and had the ban lifted by the team Monday. He then rejoined his teammates on the practice field Wednesday without limitations, setting him up to be available Sunday against the Cardinals. With Christian Watson returning to practice as a limited participant Wednesday, there seems to be a slight chance the Packers will have their full allotment of wide receivers available Week 6, but a high-ankle sprain typically results in a multi-game absence, and he's logged just one missed game so far.

Doubs' suspension was lifted by the Packers on Monday, per the NFL's transaction log.

Doubs missed practice last Thursday and Friday due to a personal matter, and after the team listed him as doubtful to play Sunday at the Rams on its final Week 5 injury report, he was suspended for that contest Saturday. Per Jeremy Fowler of ESPN.com, Doubs met with members of the Packers organization Monday, which went well. Coach Matt LaFleur later told Wes Hodkiewicz of the team's official site, "I'm not gonna get into the specifics, but I think it was productive, and we look forward to getting him back on Wednesday." Doubs is in line to rejoin his teammates at Wednesday's practice as the Packers prepare for a second straight game without wide receiver Christian Watson, who is tending to a high-ankle sprain.

Doubs (suspension) plans to practice Wednesday after a meeting with the Packers on Monday "went well," Jeremy Fowler of ESPN reports.

Doubs was suspended for Green Bay's Week 5 win over the Rams for conduct detrimental to the team. The wide receiver was reportedly frustrated with his lack of targets. If he and the team have hashed out their differences, Doubs could be back in the mix against the Cardinals in Week 6. Prior to the suspension, Doubs had been filling a starting role in Green Bay's young receiving corps.

The Packers have suspended Doubs for Week 5 due to conduct detrimental to the team, Matt Schneidman of The Athletic reports.

Doubs did not make the trip to Los Angeles, but this added bit of news is eye opening considering the team will likely be without Christian Watson (ankle) for at minimum this week, if not longer. Doubs reportedly had expressed frustration in his role within the offense despite being tied for the third-most targets and playing 38 more snaps than any Packers wide receiver. General manager Brian Gutekunst suggested following the Week 5 suspension the team is confident that they'll be able "to move forward in a positive manner", but it remains to be seen if that will statement will be shared with Doubs. Expect Dontayvion Wicks and Bo Melton to each have substantial roles in the absence of Doubs, and likely Watson as well.

Doubs (personal) is listed as doubtful for Sunday's game at the Rams, Matt Schneidman of The Athletic reports.

Doubs missed practice Thursday and Friday, and the Packers apparently consider him a long shot to rejoin the team in time for Sunday's game. With fellow wideout Christian Watson (ankle) also listed as doubtful and seemingly even more unlikely to play, there's a big opportunity ahead for WRs Dontayvion Wicks and Bo Melton.

Doubs (personal) isn't at practice Friday, Bill Huber of SI.com reports.

Doubs remains away from the team for a personal matter, missing a second straight practice. Coach Matt LaFleur said Thursday that he was hopeful to have Doubs back with the team before Sunday but wasn't yet sure if that would happen. If not, Bo Melton could take on a significant role, as the Packers already have Dontayvion Wicks set to fill in for Christian Watson (ankle).

Packers head coach Matt LaFleur said that Doubs didn't practice Thursday due to a "personal reason," Ryan Wood of USA Today reports.

LaFleur said that while he hopes Doubs will be back with the team for their final practice of the week Friday, the coach acknowledged that the wideout's status for Sunday's game against the Rams is uncertain for the moment. If Doubs rejoins the Packers and suits up Sunday, he could be in store for a slight uptick in snaps with fellow wideout Christian Watson (ankle) trending toward sitting out against the Rams. After Watson was limited to just nine snaps in this past Sunday's 31-29 loss to the Vikings due to the injury, Doubs drew a season-high eight targets, finishing the day with four catches for 39 yards.

Doubs reeled in four of eight targets for 39 yards during Sunday's 31-29 loss to the Vikings.

With Malik Willis starting in place of Jordan Love (knee) the previous two games, Doubs combined for a 4-80-0 line on five targets. On Sunday, game script led Love to put up 54 passes, and Doubs was one of four Packers pass catchers to see at least eight targets. Dontayvion Wicks led the way with 13 (for 5-78-2), while Tucker Kraft (6-53-1 on nine targets) and Jayden Reed (7-139-1 on eight targets) were the other two. Meanwhile, Christian Watson left in the first half with an ankle injury and didn't return. Doubs has yet to reach the end zone through four contests after scoring eight TDs in 2023, and he's recorded just 12 catches for 169 yards on 20 targets to date. His rapport with Love should reap dividends at some point, but so far Doubs' output has been lacking with two different signal-callers directing Green Bay's offense.

Doubs was targeted twice and caught one pass for 18 yards in Sunday's 30-14 victory over the Titans.

Doubs had a respectable showing in Week 2 with the Packers leaning on the run game behind backup quarterback Malik Willis, but he could not repeat that performance in similar surroundings Sunday. Starting signal caller Jordan Love (knee) could return in Week 4, which would be a benefit for Doubs and all of Green Bay's pass catchers. Either way, though, the Packers are spreading out the opportunities -- eight receivers or tight ends played at least 11 snaps Sunday -- which makes it tough to trust Doubs on a week-to-week basis.

Doubs brought in all three targets for 62 yards in the Packers' 16-10 win over the Colts on Sunday.

Doubs tied for the team lead in receptions while setting the pace in receiving yards, as he was on the other end of Malik Willis' longest pass play of the day (39 yards). Doubs was the only Packers wideout to cross the 50-yard threshold while Willis ran a mostly conservative gameplan and Green Bay leaned heavily on Josh Jacobs and its defense. The third-year wideout has produced a 7-112 line on 10 targets over his first two games as a Week 3 road date with the Titans approaches.

Doubs caught four of seven targets for 50 yards in Friday's loss against the Eagles.

Doubs' biggest gain came on the Packers' third offensive play of the game, when he registered a 19-yard reception. The third-year wideout was pretty quiet thereafter, though he did lead Green Bay with seven targets and finished second with 50 receiving yards. Quarterback Jordan Love spread the ball around pretty evenly between Doubs, Jayden Reed (six targets) and Christian Watson (five targets), but Doubs was the only one of the trio not to catch a touchdown in the season-opening loss. He figures to remain substantially involved in the team's offense in Week 2 versus the Colts, though the Packers' potential for success in the passing game could hinge on the health of Love, who left the game in the waning seconds of the final period with an apparent leg injury.

Doubs (hand) doesn't have a designation for Friday's game against the Eagles in Brazil, Wes Hodkiewicz of the Packers' official site reports.

Doubs surprisingly was included on Green Bay's first Week 1 injury report with a hand issue, which capped his reps at Tuesday's practice and led to an estimated limited listing Wednesday. Having said that, he logged a full session to end the week and thus is ready for the team's season opener. Doubs is coming off a 59-674-8 line on 96 targets in 17 regular-season games in his second campaign as a pro in 2023.

Green Bay estimated Doubs (hand) as a limited participant on Wednesday's practice report.

The Packers are traveling to Brazil on Wednesday and aren't holding a formal practice, but Doubs would have maintained his activity level from Tuesday if the team had gotten on the field. Doubs is considered day-to-day with a hand contusion, but at this stage, the injury doesn't look to be a serious threat to his availability for Friday's game against the Eagles in Sao Paulo.

Doubs (hand) was a limited participant in Tuesday's practice.

Doubs said he's dealing with a hand contusion and that recovery is a "day-to-day process," per Rob Demovsky of ESPN.com. It sounds like an issue Doubs will be able to play through during Friday's regular-season opener against the Eagles in Brazil, but it's possible it could impact the third-year wideout's ability to make difficult catches. As such, it will be worth monitoring what Doubs is able to do during practice over the next two days.

Offensive coordinator Adam Stenavich said Monday that Doubs has "super strong hands" and is "pretty tremendous" at running routes, Zach Kruse of The Packers Wire reports.

Doubs hype is reaching a crescendo in the second week of training camp, with a slew of Green Bay beat writers reporting that the wideout has been one of the team's standout performers. Packers CB Jaire Alexander poured fuel on the fire Tuesday when he said Doubs is his second-favorite receiver in the league (after former teammate Davante Adams) and acknowledged that the 24-year-old often wins their one-on-one battles in practice (something Alexander said never happened a couple years ago), per Paul Bretl of ESPN La Crosse 105.5. QB Jordan Love has also expressed confidence this summer in Doubs, who had 234 yards in two playoff games this past January after finishing the regular season with 674 receiving yards. The enthusiasm is encouraging, but Doubs will still face stout target/snap competition from fellow young wideouts Jayden Reed, Christian Watson and Dontayvion Wicks.

Doubs recorded four receptions on six targets for 83 yards in Saturday's 24-21 loss to the 49ers.

As has been the case all season, targets were spread evenly between multiple Packers' pass catchers. Doubs finished tied for the team lead with six opportunities, and he was by far the most efficient with his chances thanks to long gains of 38, 22 and 15 yards. After it appeared that he slipped behind Jayden Reed as the top pass catcher on the team, Doubs combined to record 234 yards across two playoff contests. His ability to consistently command targets will remain an issue in 2024, as Christian Watson, Reed and Dontayvion Wicks will all almost certainly remain on the roster.

Doubs caught all six of his targets for 151 yards and a touchdown in Sunday's 48-32 wild-card round win over the Cowboys.

Doubs' season high in receiving yards was 95, but he exceeded that mark in the first half alone with four catches on as many targets for 102 yards. He added a 46-yard catch in the third quarter, then put the cherry on top with a three-yard touchdown catch in the fourth. After setting a career high in receiving yards in his playoff debut and accounting for more than half of Jordan Love's 272 passing yards, Doubs will look to put up an encore performance on the road against the 49ers in the Divisional Round.

Doubs (chest) doesn't have a designation for Sunday's wild-card contest at Dallas, Rob Demovsky of ESPN.com reports.

Doubs made an early exit from the Packers' Week 18 win against the Bears due to a chest injury, which capped his on-field work Wednesday and Thursday. Having said that, it won't impact his availability for Sunday's playoff opener, something that can't be said for fellow wide receiver Christian Watson (hamstring), who is listed as questionable. Even if Watson suits up for the first time since Week 13, Doubs will remain one of Green Bay's top WRs in terms of snap share, as he topped 80 percent in 12 of 17 appearances this season.

Doubs (chest) was a limited participant in Thursday's practice, Rob Demovsky of ESPN.com reports.

Though Doubs wouldn't go into specifics regarding the chest injury he sustained in Sunday's 17-9 win over the Bears that resulted in a brief hospitalization, the wideout told Demovsky on Thursday that he's "feeling normal" again. Doubs has opened the week of practice with a pair of limited sessions, and if he's able to upgrade to full activity Friday, he'll have a good chance at avoiding a designation for Sunday's wild-card game in Dallas. If, however, Doubs remains limited once again Friday, he'll most likely carry a questionable tag into the weekend.

Doubs (chest) was listed as limited on Wednesday's practice estimate.

Doubs mostly avoided the injury bug this season, unlike most of the rest of the Packers receiving corps, but he made an early exit this past Sunday against the Bears due to a chest issue. On Monday, coach Matt LaFleur called Doubs "day-to-day," per Matt Schneidman of The Athletic, and his ability to mix into drills at Wednesday's walkthrough seems to back that up. Doubs thus has two more chances this week to get back to full before Green Bay potentially gives him a designation ahead of Sunday's wild-card game at Dallas.

Coach Matt LaFleur said Doubs (chest) is day-to-day after leaving Sunday's game against the Bears, Matt Schneidman of The Athletic reports.

Doubs was injured when he was unable to come down with a would-be touchdown grab in the first quarter versus Chicago. The wideout spent part of the game being evaluated at the local hospital but was able to return to the locker room before the end of the contest. Green Bay's wideout depth chart is deep, even with Doubs and Christian Watson (hamstring) banged up. Jayden Reed, Dontayvion Wicks, Bo Melton and Malik Heath soaked up the receiver work on Sunday.

Doubs is questionable to return to Sunday's game against the Bears due to a chest injury.

Doubs appeared to sustain an injury when he failed to haul in a would-be touchdown pass during the first quarter, as he was seen moving into the medical tent after the drive, per Rob Demovsky of ESPN.com. Coming into Sunday's action, the second-year wideout leads the Packers with eight touchdown catches this season to go along with career highs in both receptions (59) and yards (674). With Christian Watson (hamstring) already inactive, expect reserves Bo Melton and Malik Heath to see increased playing time behind Jayden Reed and Dontayvion Wicks.

Doubs recorded three catches on six targets for 28 yards in Sunday's 33-10 win over the Vikings.

Doubs was overshadowed by Bo Melton and Jayden Reed (chest), though he still remained involved with six targets -- tied for third-best on the team. The Packers have had several different receivers step up for big performances throughout the season, making it difficult for Doubs to produce consistently. For example, he has been held to 32 receiving yards or fewer in three of his last five games, but he's topped 70 in the other two and also has a touchdown in that span. He should be on the field plenty for a Week 18 matchup against the Bears, giving him the chance to bounce back.

Doubs was targeted five times and caught four passes for 79 yards and a touchdown in Sunday's 33-30 victory over the Panthers.

Doubs averaged just 42.8 yards per game and did not score over the four contests that preceded Sunday's, but with Christian Watson (hamstring) and Jayden Reed (toe/chest) sitting out Sunday and Dontayvion Wicks (chest) exiting early, Doubs saw extra opportunities and capitalized. His prospects for Week 16 will hinge significantly on the availability -- or the lack thereof -- of his three fellow wideouts.

Doubs secured all three targets for 30 yards in the Packers' 34-20 loss to the Buccaneers on Sunday.

Doubs disappointingly failed to take advantage of a second consecutive absence on the part of Christian Watson (hamstring), posting another sub-35-yard tally. That's been the case for five of the last seven contests, and Doubs has also gone without a touchdown reception in four straight games. The second-year wideout will look to bounce back on the road in Week 16 against the Panthers, with the possibility that emerging rookie wideout Jaylen Reed (toe) sits out in addition to another possible Watson absence perhaps propping up Doubs' outlook.

Doubs secured four of seven targets for 32 yards in the Packers' 24-22 loss to the Giants on Monday night.

Doubs finished second in receiving yards on the night for Green Bay, but he still had only half the total of tight end Tucker Kraft. It also marked Doubs' fourth sub-40-yard tally in the last six games, and Monday night was his third straight contest without a touchdown. Consequently, even if Christian Watson (hamstring) remains sidelined for a Week 15 home date with the Buccaneers, Doubs' outlook isn't overly optimistic.

Doubs had four receptions on five targets for 72 yards in Sunday's 27-19 win over the Chiefs.

Doubs wound up leading the Packers in receiving yards, but it was Christian Watson (hamstring) who cashed in two scores for the superior fantasy score. The latter suffered an injury to his hamstring late in Sunday's victory, so Doubs could be in store for an uptick in targets should the Packers' No. 1 wideout miss next Monday's matchup against the Giants. Even if Watson's injury proves to be minor, Doubs has solidified his No. 2 role by averaging five targets over the last four weeks.

Doubs caught three of four targets for 37 yards in Thursday's 29-22 win over the Lions.

The second-year wideout took a back seat to Christian Watson (5-94-1 on seven targets) and Jayden Reed (4-34-1 on eight targets) in this one, but Doubs had a key 14-yard grab in the third quarter to help set up Watson's score. Doubs has caught at least three passes in five straight games, and while he has only 175 receiving yards over that stretch he's scored three TDs of his own. The Packers' trio of young WRs will likely keep taking turns coming up big as they develop alongside first-year starting QB Jordan Love, but the team's whole passing game faces a daunting challenge in Week 13 against Kansas City's secondary.

Doubs caught five of six targets for 53 yards and a touchdown in Sunday's 23-20 win over the Chargers.

Doubs scored the game-winning touchdown by improvising a route into the end zone and snagging a 24-yarder with just over two minutes remaining. In doing so, Doubs not only scored for the second straight week, but he brought his team-leading tally to seven through 10 games. With his best receiving yardage since facing the Lions in Week 4 as well, Doubs boasts nice momentum ahead of visiting Detroit this Thursday in Week 12.

Doubs caught three of five targets for 31 yards and a touchdown in Sunday's 23-19 loss to the Steelers.

Doubs opened the scoring with an eight-yard catch in the back corner of the end zone to cap Green Bay's first offensive drive. That grab gave Doubs his sixth touchdown through nine games this season. His scoring impact helps compensate for his somewhat limited yardage upside, as Doubs has now gone five straight appearances with under 40 receiving yards.

Doubs caught all three of his targets for 36 yards in Sunday's 20-3 win over the Rams.

Doubs hauled in everything thrown his way, including an important third-down catch during the fourth quarter. For the fourth straight game, though, Doubs failed to top 40 yards. His stock has been dependent on touchdowns lately, yet Green Bay's offense struggles to consistently get into scoring positions.

Doubs caught four of nine targets for 18 yards and a touchdown in Sunday's 24-10 loss to the Vikings.

His nine targets led the Packers, but Doubs did little with the volume until catching a one-yard TD from Jordan Love in garbage time. It's Doubs' fifth touchdown in seven games this season, and the scores have kept his fantasy value afloat as he's been held to 30 receiving yards or less in five of those contests. He'll look for more consistency in Week 9 against the Rams.

Doubs caught two of five targets for 30 yards and a touchdown in Sunday's 19-17 loss to the Broncos.

Doubs was awarded his score after he and Broncos cornerback Patrick Surtain came down with simultaneous possession from a 16-yard throw during the third quarter. The wideout had another would-be touchdown bounce of his hands into teammate Jayden Reed's on Green Bay's next drive. Despite his team's passing attack enduring growing pains under first-year starter Jordan Love, Doubs' four touchdowns through six games gives him decent value ahead of Week 8's contest versus the Vikings.

Doubs brought in one of four targets for four yards in the Packers' 17-13 loss to the Raiders on Monday night.

Doubs' stat line was part of the collateral damage of Jordan Love's accuracy issues, with the talented receiver's reception and receiving yardage totals both qualifying as season lows. Doubs' downturn was especially striking considering he'd generated a 14-168-1 line on 25 targets over the previous two games, but the second-year wideout should have a good chance to bounce back in a Week 7 road matchup versus the Broncos following a Week 6 bye.

Doubs brought in nine of 13 targets for 95 yards in the Packers' 34-20 loss to the Lions on Thursday night.

Doubs comfortably led the Packers in receptions, receiving yards and targets despite the season debut of Christian Watson after the latter's recovery from a hamstring injury that led to three straight absences to open the season. Doubs was also the intended receiver on Love's second interception of the night, one that came at the Lions' four-yard line and essentially sealed the win for Detroit. The 2022 fourth-round pick now has a 20-224-3 line heading into a Week 5 bye ahead of a favorable Week 6 Monday night road matchup against the Raiders on Oct. 9.

Doubs caught five of 12 targets for 73 yards and a touchdown in Sunday's 18-17 win over the Saints.

Doubs capped Green Bay's dramatic comeback with an eight-yard touchdown with under three minutes remaining. In addition to that score -- which marked Doubs' third through as many weeks -- the second-year wideout led the Packers in receiving yards and targets. Whether or not Christian Watson (hamstring) is fit to return for Thursday night's game against the Lions in Week 4, Doubs should maintain solid value as one of quarterback Jordan Love's favorite options, particularly on jump balls near the goal line.

Doubs caught two of three targets for 30 yards in Sunday's 25-24 loss to the Falcons.

Doubs made a pair of 15-yard receptions, but that was the full extent of his production in another game where usual top wideout Christian Watson (hamstring) was sidelined. After Doubs scored twice in Week 1, it was rookie Jayden Reed who tallied two touchdowns Sunday, when fellow first-year wideout Dontayvion Wicks also scored. Whether or not Watson returns in Week 3 versus the Saints, Doubs will strive to make a bigger impact than he did in Sunday's late defeat.

Doubs is expected to serve as quarterback Jordan Love's primary target Sunday against the Falcons with No. 1 receiver Christian Watson (hamstring) listed as questionable but expected to be inactive for the contest, Zach Kruse of USA Today reports.

With Watson on track to miss a second consecutive game, Doubs should once again be in line for an expanded profile in the Green Bay passing attack after catching four passes for 26 yards and two touchdowns on five targets in the Packers' season-opening win over the Bears. Doubs played less than half of the Packers' snaps on offense (48 percent) in the Week 1 win, but that may have been a byproduct of Green Bay's 18-point margin of victory along with the fact that he had been listed as questionable heading into the opener with a hamstring injury of his own. The second-year Nevada product seemingly came out of the opener no worse for the wear, as he doesn't carry an injury designation into the weekend after following up limited practices Wednesday and Thursday with a full session Friday.

Doubs (hamstring) doesn't have an injury designation for Sunday's game in Atlanta, Rob Demovsky of ESPN.com reports.

Fellow wideout Christian Watson (hamstring) is listed as questionable and could be headed for a game-time call after limited practice participation Friday. Doubs played through his own hamstring injury in the 38-20 win over Chicago last week, scoring twice on four catches while handling 48 percent snap share and 64 percent route share. It's certainly possible those numbers grow now that he's healthier, and the Packers may emphasize their WRs and TEs a bit more than usual if Aaron Jones (hamstring) can't play after missing practice all week.

Doubs (hamstring) was a limited participant in Thursday's practice, Matt Schneidman of The Athletic reports.

Though Doubs' practice reps were capped for the second day in a row, the Packers haven't offered any indication that he suffered a setback with the hamstring injury that dates back to the preseason during Green Bay's 38-20 win over Chicago this past Sunday. While Christian Watson (hamstring) was sidelined for the contest, Doubs was the Packers' most productive wideout, turning in a 4-26-2 receiving line on five targets. Doubs was restricted to playing only 48 percent of the snaps on offense, however, though he could see his workload pick up this Sunday in Atlanta if he's cleared to play through the hamstring issue.

Doubs (hamstring) was a limited practice participant Wednesday, Matt Schneidman of The Athletic reports.

As Doubs was in the final two sessions of Week 1 prep, he again is operating with a cap on his practice reps due to the hamstring issue that has plagued him since at last Aug. 26. Meanwhile, Christian Watson (hamstring) continued to be sidelined at practice, so it remains to be seen of Doubs will be joined by his fellow starting wide receiver Sunday in Atlanta. Doubs logged 29 of 60 offensive snaps in this past Sunday's win at Chicago en route to four catches (on five targets) for 26 yards and two touchdowns.

Doubs caught four of five targets for 26 yards and two touchdowns in Sunday's 38-20 win over the Bears.

Doubs overcame a hamstring injury to suit up Sunday and took advantage of his opportunities with fellow starting wideout Christian Watson (hamstring) sidelined. Although his yardage wasn't anything special, Doubs opened Green Bay's scoring with an eight-yard touchdown in the first quarter, before impressively hauling in a four-yard TD in the fourth. While Watson could return for Week 2's matchup versus the Falcons, Doubs should remain a prominent option for quarterback Jordan Love to target in key situations, with upside for a wider variety of involvement as he gets more healthy.

Doubs (hamstring) is listed as active Sunday in Chicago, Mike Spofford of the Packers' official site reports.

Doubs sat out the Packers' preseason finale on Aug. 26 due to a hamstring injury, which capped him to two limited sessions during Week 1 prep. While Doubs is healthy enough to suit up for the season opener, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reported earlier Sunday that the second-year pro likely won't handle a full allotment of snaps. If that's the case -- and with Christian Watson (hamstring) sidelined -- RB Aaron Jones, WR Jayden Reed and TE Luke Musgrave may serve as QB Jordan Love's top pass catchers. Meanwhile, wide receivers like Malik Heath, Samori Toure and Dontayvion Wicks will be available for more reps.

Doubs (hamstring) is expected to suit up for Sunday's matchup against the Bears but handle a snap count, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports.

Doubs is officially listed as questionable for Week 1 but managed to finish with back-to-back limited practice sessions. With Christian Watson (hamstring) ruled out for Week 1's divisional matchup, though, Doubs could be in position to operate as Jordan Love's top pass-catcher even if his snap total is limited. Still, Green Bay could have to lean more heavily than usual on RB Aaron Jones in the passing game, as well as rookies WR Jayden Reed and TE Luke Musgrave. The final word on Doubs' status will come prior to Sunday's 4:25 p.m. ET kickoff.

Coach Matt LaFleur said Friday that Doubs (hamstring) will be questionable for Sunday's game in Chicago, Ryan Wood of USA Today reports.

Meanwhile, fellow wide receiver Christian Watson won't be available at all due to his own hamstring issue. While Doubs has been tending to his injury since at last Aug. 26, he was able to put together back-to-back limited practices to cap Week 1 prep, putting himself into a position to potentially be quarterback Jordan Love's No. 1 target Sunday. Beyond Doubs, the Packers' top pass catchers are RB Aaron Jones, WR Jayden Reed and TE Luke Musgrave, with Malik Heath, Samori Toure and Dontayvion Wicks rounding out the receiving corps.

Doubs (hamstring) is participating in practice Friday, Ryan Wood of USA Today reports.

Doubs was limited in Thursday's practice, and while the extent of his participation Friday has yet to be revealed, it's still an encouraging sign that he's practicing in any capacity two days before Sunday's season opener against the Bears. He's definitively ahead of fellow wide receiver Christian Watson (hamstring) in the recovery process, as Watson has been unable to practice all week and was stretching on the side Friday. If Doubs dresses and Watson sits Sunday, Doubs would be in line to work as the top target for quarterback Jordan Love in Week 1.

Packers head coach Matt LaFleur said that Doubs (hamstring) was a limited participant in Thursday's practice, Rob Demovsky of ESPN.com reports. "He looked good," LaFleur said of the second-year receiver. "Took a couple reps within each team period, routes on air."

Doubs was back on the practice field for the first time in two weeks after the hamstring injury kept him from playing in the Packers' Aug. 26 preseason finale versus the Seahawks. Unsurprisingly, Doubs wasn't cleared for full drills right off the bat, but the limited reps he logged Thursday at least improves his chances of suiting up in Sunday's season opener in Chicago. If Doubs is cleared to play in that contest, he could serve as the Packers' No. 1 wideout; Christian Watson (hamstring) was sidelined for the second practice in a row Thursday and appears to be more at risk of missing Sunday's contest than Doubs.

Doubs (hamstring) returned to practice Thursday, Matt Schneidman of The Athletic reports.

This marks Doubs' first visible on-field work since the Packers' preseason finale on Aug. 26, as he dealt with a hamstring injury in the meantime. It remains to be seen how the second-year pro is listed on the team's second Week 1 injury report, but he at least is taking part Thursday, which can't be said for fellow wide receiver Christian Watson (hamstring).

Doubs (hamstring) didn't take part in Wednesday's practice.

Sidelined since the Packers' preseason finale due to a hamstring injury, Doubs now will have just two more opportunities to get back on the field before the team potentially makes a ruling on his status for Sunday's game in Chicago. Fellow wide receiver Christian Watson (hamstring) also was a non-participant Wednesday, leaving Green Bay woefully thin at the position of one or both are sidelined this weekend. Currently, Jayden Reed, Malik Heath, Samori Toure and Dontayvion Wicks (hamstring) are the other WRs on the 53-man roster.

Coach Matt LaFleur declined to comment on Doubs' hamstring injury after the wideout missed practice Wednesday, Rob Demovsky of ESPN.com reports.

LaFleur suggested that reporters hoping to know more might have to wait until next Wednesday when the first round of official injury reports comes out. Doubs caught three passes for 83 yards and a touchdown through the first two weeks of the preseason, but he missed the final exhibition this past weekend and now is absent from practice 11 days before the season opener. The second-year pro has been expected to start the year as Green Bay's No. 2 WR -- a role he could lose to second-round pick Jayden Reed if the rookie outplays him early in the season or Doubs simply isn't available.

Doubs will not play in Saturday's preseason contest against the Seahawks due to a hamstring injury, Rob Demovsky of ESPN.com reports.

Doubs evidently picked up the injury during the waning stages of this week's practice. The second-year target has been one of the Packers' training camp stars to date, and he's cleared created a rapport with Jordan Love to the tune of four catches for 73 yards and a touchdown in a little over four series of play across two preseason contests. More information regarding the severity of the injury will likely emerge prior to the September regular season start.

Doubs won't play in Saturday's preseason finale against the Seahawks, Matt Schneidman of The Athletic reports.

No injury has been reported, but it's possible Doubs is a bit banged up given that most of the other players resting are either star veterans or recovering from injuries. The other key pieces of Green Bay's passing game -- QB Jordan Love and WRs Christian Watson and Jayden Reed -- are expected to play Saturday afternoon. Doubs won't play in the final exhibition, but he appears locked in for a top-three role for the season opener at Chicago on Sept. 10.

Doubs corralled both of his targets for 52 yards in Saturday's preseason game against the Patriots.

After scoring a touchdown on the Packers' opening drive against the Bengals last week, Doubs stayed hot with one of of his two receptions burning the Patriots for a gain of 42 yards. The 2022 second-round pick is one of three promising, young wideouts vying for Jordan Love's targets in a new era of Packer football post-Aaron Rodgers. Christian Watson is still considered the top receiving option heading into the regular season, but Doubs has certainly opened some eyes with his strong play this preseason.

Doubs caught both of his targets for 21 yards and a touchdown in Friday's 36-19 preseason win over the Bengals.

Doubs capped Green Bay's second drive with a nine-yard touchdown catch, and the team's starters on offense subbed out after that point. The second-year wide receiver is expected to occupy a starting role in 2023 in an inexperienced Green Bay offense. Doubs will look to build on this encouraging performance in the team's second preseason game against the Patriots.

Doubs was targeted 67 times and caught 42 passes for 425 yards and three touchdowns over 13 appearances during the 2022 season.

Doubs may not have stood out in his rookie season, but he still finished fourth on his team in targets, receptions, yards and receiving touchdowns -- not bad for a fourth-rounder who missed four games and most of another due to injury. It's not yet known what Green Bay's receiver room will look like in 2023, but Doubs will have a chance to carve out a bigger role, and at the least he will be a useful complement to fellow sophomore Christian Watson.

Doubs was targeted four times and caught three passes for 20 yards in Sunday's 41-17 victory over the Vikings.

Doubs finished third among Packers wideouts in snaps, but in a game in which Green Bay had all its receivers available and in which they ran it more than they threw, his output was modest for the third time in three appearances since returning from a four-game absence. He has carved out a role in the Packers' offense, but it will primarily be a complementary one provided the rest of the pass catchers on the roster remain active.

Doubs caught three of six targets for 36 yards in Sunday's 26-20 win over the Dolphins.

The rookie saw similar volume to what he did last week in his return from an ankle injury, finishing behind Christian Watson and Allen Lazard in catches and targets. Watson left at halftime with a hip injury, however, and if he's sidelined in Week 17, Doubs could see his role grow against a Vikings secondary that's been vulnerable almost all year.

Doubs (ankle) caught all five of his targets for 55 yards in Monday's 24-12 win over the Rams.

Doubs returned from an ankle injury that cost him four weeks of action, promptly reclaiming a prominent role on offense while leading his team in receiving yards. Head coach Matt LaFleur hinted that the fourth-round pick would be eased back into action Monday with the Packers returning to full strength at the receiver position, but that plan was clearly thrown out the window once the game commenced. Christian Watson -- who emerged as Green Bay's No. 1 wideout in Doubs absence -- still led the team in targets and is the preferred fantasy option moving forward. That said, Doubs could be a sneaky play against the Dolphins on Sunday following his successful return to action.

Coach Matt LaFleur said Friday that Doubs has looked good in practice but won't have "too much on his plate" Monday against the Rams, Rob Demovsky of ESPN.com reports.

Doubs played 82 percent or more of snaps in six straight games Weeks 3-8, averaging 4.0 catches for 38.7 yards and 0.5 TDs on 6.8 targets. He'll return to a lesser role after missing more than month with a high-ankle sprain, as his absence coincided with Christian Watson's emergence and Randall Cobb's return from injured reserve. With Allen Lazard also healthy, Doubs might just be the No. 4 receiver Monday night, or perhaps the No. 3 if Green Bay is ok with not having a slot specialist and pushing Cobb out of his normal role.

Doubs (ankle) practiced in full Thursday.

With an uncapped session finally under his belt, Doubs is set to return to the lineup for the first time since sustained a right high-ankle sprain Week 9 at Detroit. The Packers' receiving corps thus will be at full capacity for the first time this season, which leaves Doubs' role uncertain for Monday's game versus the Rams, as he'll likely be behind Allen Lazard and fellow rookie wideout Christian Watson. More than likely, Doubs will vie with Randall Cobb and Sammy Watkins for reps on the inside and outside, respectively.

Doubs (ankle) said Tuesday that he expects to play in Monday's matchup against the Rams, Matt Schneidman of The Athletic reports.

Doubs hasn't played since suffering a right high-ankle sprain on the Packers' first offensive play against the Lions in Week 9. The rookie wideout returned to practice during Week 13 prep but remained sidelined for the divisional matchup against the Bears. Doubs is feeling confident he'll return to action following Green Bay's Week 14 bye, but his participation at practice Wednesday will likely provide a clearer picture on his status for Monday's matchup against Los Angeles.

Doubs (ankle) is inactive Week 13 against the Bears.

Doubs returned to practice this Wednesday and proceeded to log limited sessions all week, but it won't be enough to get him back on the field for the must-win divisional matchup. With the late bye week ahead, Doubs will sit out his fourth consecutive contest, leaving Christian Watson, Allen Lazard and Randall Cobb to lead the Green Bay receiving corps.

Doubs (ankle) is listed as questionable for Sunday's game in Chicago, Tom Silverstein of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reports.

Dobbs returned to practice Wednesday after missing three weeks with a high-ankle sprain, and after three straight days of limited practices it's unclear if he'll miss a fourth game. It's also unclear how much playing time he'll get if he's active, as the Packers have Allen Lazard, Christian Watson and Randall Cobb all healthy ahead of Sunday's 1:00 p.m. ET kickoff. Doubs might only be the No. 4 receiver, if he avoids the inactive list.

Doubs (ankle) was limited at Thursday's practice.

Doubs took part in on-field work Wednesday for the first time since suffering a high right-ankle sprain back in Week 9. He officially was a limited participant, and coach Matt LaFleur told Rob Demovsky of ESPN.com on Thursday that Doubs "looked good. We had an individual period where we were running pretty good. ... We'll see how he looks today." Doubs now has strung together back-to-back capped sessions, giving him just one more chance to prove his health before the Packers potentially make a ruling on his availability for Sunday's game at Chicago.

Doubs (ankle) practiced in a limited fashion Wednesday.

Doubs has missed the last three games due to a high right-ankle sprain, but he signaled that he was closing in on the later stages of his recovery by joining the rehab group on the side last Thursday. Now, the rookie fourth-round pick has participated in an official practice, potentially setting up a return to action Sunday in Chicago. The Packers have a Week 14 bye on tap, so they could opt to play it safe with Doubs. Having said that, if he's able to do enough to suit up this weekend, he'll he joining a receiving corps that has seen fellow first-year player Christian Watson take off across from Allen Lazard during Doubs' absence. Whenever Doubs returns, he may not be better than third or fourth in the pecking order in Green Bay's passing game.

Doubs (ankle) returned to practice Wednesday, Rob Demovsky of ESPN.com reports.

Doubs was a near-every-down player before suffering his ankle injury Week 9, but he was trending down even before getting hurt and likely will be returning to a smaller role now that fellow rookie Christian Watson is thriving across from veteran wideout Allen Lazard. The Packers also have Randall Cobb in the slot, potentially making Doubs the No. 4 receiver when he returns. Depending on how he progresses in practice this week, Doubs could be back in action as soon as this Sunday in Chicago.

Doubs (ankle) is listed as out for Sunday's game against the Eagles.

Since sustaining a right high-ankle sprain in a Nov. 6 loss to the Lions, Doubs has yet to log any recorded practice activity and will now miss his third consecutive game. According to Kassidy Hill of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, Doubs appeared to demonstrate some progress Thursday, when he was spotted working out with the group of other Packers players who were managing injuries. While Doubs' presence at Thursday's session was a positive sign, he'll still likely need to string together multiple full or limited practice sessions next week to have a legitimate shot at playing in the Packers' Dec. 4 matchup with the Bears.

Doubs (ankle) worked with the rehab group during Thursday's practice, Kassidy Hill of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reports. However, Doubs went down as a non-participant on the injury report.

The on-field work marked Doubs' first since picking up a high-ankle sprain back in Week 9, which has sidelined him the last two games. Coach Matt LaFleur told Tom Silverstein of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel on Wednesday that the Packers weren't ready to rule Doubs out for a third consecutive contest until they viewed how he progressed this week. Considering Doubs has yet to be listed as limited, he seems to be trending another absence Sunday at Philadelphia, something that may be confirmed as soon as Friday. Question marks remain in the Green Bay receiving corps, as both Allen Lazard (shoulder) and Randall Cobb (illness) had a cap on their reps both Wednesday and Thursday, leaving fellow rookie Christian Watson, Sammy Watkins and Samori Toure as the healthy options at the position.

Coach Matt LaFleur said Wednesday that he isn't counting on Doubs (ankle) to return for Sunday's game at Philadelphia, though the Packers do want to see how the wideout progresses throughout the week, Tom Silverstein of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reports.

In other words, LaFleur doesn't expect Doubs to play but isn't quite ready to rule him out for a third straight game. The Packers head coach made similar comments last week, saying it was "premature" to discuss a return for the upcoming matchup with Philadelphia, and there may be somewhat less of a rush now that Christian Watson and Randall Cobb are healthy. For all the Packers' other issues, the WR room is in much better shape than it was a few weeks ago when Doubs suffered a high ankle sprain in the Nov. 6 loss to Detroit.

Coach Matt LaFleur relayed Friday that Doubs (ankle) has a chance to return for a Week 12 game at Philadelphia on Sunday, Nov. 27, Ryan Wood of the Green Bay Press-Gazette reports. "He's getting closer, but I think it's premature to put that out there right now," LaFleur said.

On the heels of missing a second game in a row Thursday against the Titans, Doubs is in the middle of his recovery from a high right-ankle sprain that he suffered back in Week 9. Typically, such injuries require at least four weeks of recovery, so LaFleur's comments seem to indicate it's unlikely Doubs will be back next weekend, however slim his odds to do so are. In the end, whenever Doubs gets back on the practice field, the waiting game will ensue to see if he has a chance to return to action.

Doubs (ankle) is listed as out for Thursday's game against the Titans.

Doubs hasn't practiced since suffering a right high-ankle sprain in a Nov. 6 loss to the Tigers and will now miss his second game in a row. Though he's expected to need around 4-to-6 weeks to recover from the ankle sprain, the Packers' decision to thus far resist placing Doubs on injured reserve implies that they believe he has a shot at limiting his absence to three games. Doubs thus looks unlikely to make it back for a Week 12 matchup with the Eagles, but a Week 13 return against the Bears on Dec. 4 could still be in the forecast.

Doubs has been diagnosed Monday with a right high-ankle sprain and could be sidelined 4-to-6 weeks, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports.

Doubs used crutches and had a walking boot on his right foot after exiting Sunday's loss to Detroit due to a right ankle injury, and while further tests will reveal an exact timetable for his return, it looks like the rookie fourth-round pick could be a candidate for a stint on IR. The Packers haven't officially commented on Doubs' status, but with fellow rookie Christian Watson (head) also having left Sunday's loss to be evaluated for a concussion, Aaron Rodgers is running out of playmakers in the aerial game. It's a piece of good news that Aaron Jones (ankle) appears to have avoided a serious issue, but with Randall Cobb (ankle) not eligible to come off IR until Week 11, Green Bay's already struggling offense could face further issues Week 10 versus Dallas' stout defense. Samori Toure figures to handle more playing time as long as Doubs is sidelined, while Amari Rodgers could also see more opportunities.

Doubs (ankle) was using crutches and had a walking boot on his right foot after Sunday's loss at Detroit, Matt Schneidman of The Athletic reports.

Doubs lasted just one play (an 18-yard catch) before making his way to the sideline visibly hobbled. Packers trainers examined his right ankle in the sideline tent before he was carted to the locker room, and he eventually was ruled out after halftime. Fellow rookie wide receiver Christian Watson also left the game to be evaluated for a concussion for the second week in a row, so Green Bay's already banged-up group of pass catchers is even more so after Week 9. The statuses of both Doubs and Watson may receive some clarity in the coming days, but with Randall Cobb (ankle) on IR for at least one more contest, Allen Lazard, Sammy Watkins, Amari Rodgers and Samori Toure currently are the healthy options at the position on the active roster.

Doubs (ankle) won't return to Sunday's game in Detroit.

Doubs went down on the Packers' first play from scrimmage at the end of an 18-yard catch, hobbling to the sideline, having his right ankle examined and getting carted to the locker room afterward. With no chance to reenter this Week 9 contest, the offense will be down to Allen Lazard, Sammy Watkins, Christian Watson, Amari Rodgers and Samori Toure at wide receiver.

Doubs (ankle) was carted to the locker room during the first quarter of Sunday's game at Detroit, Matt Schneidman of The Athletic reports.

On the Packers' first play from scrimmage, Doubs got open on a slant route and recorded an 18-yard catch, but he was hobbled going to the sideline, where his lower right leg was examined in the medical tent before he left the field entirely. He officially was deemed questionable to return due to an ankle issue, but if he's unable to, Green Bay's available wide receivers will be Allen Lazard, Sammy Watkins, Christian Watson, Amari Rodgers and Samori Toure.

Doubs had four receptions (seven targets) for 62 yards and a touchdown in Sunday's 27-17 loss to the Bills.

Doubs was able to rebound nicely from a zero-catch dud against the Commanders last week with his third touchdown of the season. The rookie was asked to do a bit more for an already undermanned Green Bay receiver room after fellow rookie Christian Watson (concussion) left the game in the first quarter. The fact that the 22-year-old continued to operate as Aaron Rodgers' top outside target is another positive sign for his prospects moving forward. Doubs could be in line for another strong fantasy day in a soft matchup against the Lions next Sunday.

Doubs failed to bring in any of his four targets in the Packers' 23-21 loss to the Commanders on Sunday.

The rookie was shut out on the stat sheet for the first time in his career, a blanking that came to pass even with a reasonable target total. Doubs has topped 47 receiving yards only once in his first seven games despite having logged at least five targets on five occasions, but he should have a solid chance of bouncing back in a Week 8 road matchup against the Bills on Sunday night where the Packers figure to have to pass heavily in an attempt to keep up.

Doubs was targeted nine times and caught four passes for 21 yards in Sunday's 27-10 loss to the Jets.

The nine passes thrown in Doubs' direction were a career high, but he and Aaron Rodgers only connected four times, and none of those picked up more than eight yards. Doubs was a bit quiet the past two weeks, but he should continue seeing plenty of opportunities, as he played all but three snaps in Sunday's contest and, among the Packers' top five wideouts, is one of only two players who heads into Week 7 without an injury issue.

Doubs was targeted five times and caught three passes for 29 yards in Sunday's 27-22 loss to the Giants.

Doubs entered Sunday's contest on the heels of back-to-back productive appearances, but outside of a 22-yard reception he did not get much going in Week 5. Doubs did finish second among Packers wideouts in snaps for a third straight week, but it should be noted that fellow receiver Randall Cobb closed the gap in percentage of plays spent on the field. Doubs' momentum may have slowed a bit, but all in all, there is still reason to include him in Week 6 fantasy lineups.

Doubs caught five of eight targets for 47 yards and a touchdown but lost a fumble in Sunday's 27-24 overtime win over the Patriots.

Doubs had a mixed performance in Green Bay's narrow victory. The rookie coughed the ball up following his first reception, then rebounded with a 13-yard touchdown to help tie the game in the fourth quarter. While that score gave Doubs two in as many weeks, he failed to secure a would-be, 40-yard touchdown on the Packers' next drive, losing the ball while going to the ground in the end zone. Despite that big missed opportunity, quarterback Aaron Rodgers went back to Doubs in overtime, helping the wideout match Allen Lazard for the team lead in targets. Although his showing wasn't perfect, Doubs maintains good early-season traction ahead of Week 5's game in London versus the Giants.

Doubs caught all eight of his targets for 73 yards and a touchdown in Sunday's 14-12 win over the Buccaneers.

Doubs took advantage of his increased opportunities with Sammy Watkins and Christian Watson both sidelined with hamstring injuries. The rookie fourth-rounder was targeted early and often, catching three passes on Green Bay's opening drive, which he capped with a five-yard touchdown. In securing each ball thrown his way, Doubs led the Packers in all major receiving categories, building his rapport with quarterback Aaron Rodgers. His Week 3 breakthrough has Doubs' stock on the rise ahead of next Sunday's game versus the Patriots.

Doubs is among five active wide receivers for the Packers in Sunday's game at Tampa Bay, Tom Silverstein of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reports.

Since Green Bay posted its final Week 3 injury report Friday, Sammy Watkins (hamstring) was placed on IR on Saturday, and Christian Watson (hamstring) was among the team's inactives Sunday. As a result, Doubs has a prime opportunity to make his first big impact as a pro alongside veterans Allen Lazard and Randall Cobb. Doubs was the talk of Packers training camp and flashed his abilities during the preseason, but through two games he's been contained to six catches (on eight targets) for 64 yards.

Coach Matt LaFleur said Friday that Doubs is "probably gonna have to take more of a load" Sunday at Tampa Bay, Wes Hodkiewicz of the Packers' official site reports.

LaFleur's statement makes sense after the Packers ruled out Sammy Watkins (hamstring) and deemed Randall Cobb (illness) and Christian Watson (hamstring) questionable for Week 3. The team at least will have top wide receiver Allen Lazard available for quarterback Aaron Rodgers, but the options behind him won't be known until about 90 minutes before Sunday's 4:25 p.m. ET kickoff. A 2022 fourth-round pick, Doubs showed immense promise during the preseason and so far has gathered in six of eight targets for 64 yards through two contests. If he's called upon for even more work alongside Lazard this weekend, a breakout performance may be possible for Doubs.

Doubs was targeted three times and caught two passes for 27 yards in Sunday's victory over the Bears.

Doubs did not do a lot in his second appearance as a professional, but he did turn a short pass into a 20-yard gain in the second quarter -- a play that gave the Packers a manageable third down on a drive in which they scored to extend their lead from three to 10 points. With fellow receiver Allen Lazard back after missing Week 1, Doubs was out there for 10 fewer snaps than he was in the opener. Plays like the one he made Sunday night will help him get on the field more, but heading into Week 3, he finds himself part of a trio of players complementing top wideouts Lazard and Sammy Watkins.

Doubs caught four of five targets for 37 yards in Sunday's 23-7 loss to the Vikings.

Doubs made his presence felt more over the course of Sunday's game, turning in a solid but unspectacular debut. Although teammate Allen Lazard (ankle) could return for Week 2's matchup versus the Bears, Doubs should continue to get meaningful playing time as he strives to emerge as one of quarterback Aaron Rodgers' top targets.

Doubs caught two of three targets for 13 yards in Thursday's preseason game against Kansas City.

Both grabs came on Green Bay's lone touchdown drive of the night midway through the first half. The rookie wideout has made a splash this preseason, but Doubs is still unlikely to begin the regular season any higher than fourth on the Packers' depth chart at wide receiver. He could quickly supplant Allen Lazard or Sammy Watkins in the starting lineup if he demonstrates early chemistry with Aaron Rodgers, however.

Doubs tallied three receptions on five targets for 24 yards and a touchdown in Friday's 20-10 preseason win over the Saints.

Doubs didn't quite match the performance of his preseason debut, but he still showcased some impressive skills. Most notable was a four-yard touchdown catch in the middle of the second quarter, when he made a leaping contested catch in the corner of the end zone to put the Packers up 10-3. Doubs is making a push to not only secure a roster spot but potentially a meaningful role in the office. Speaking to reporters Thursday, general manager Brian Gutekunst said of Doubs, "Romeo has shown enough in his brief time here that we think he can help us," per Ryan Wood of the Green Bay Press-Gazette.

Doubs has become the rare rookie to earn praise from Packers QB Aaron Rodgers, who said Thursday that the young wideout makes at least one "wow play" per practice, Matt Schneidman of The Athletic reports.

Rodgers also noted that the other wide receivers who looked similarly good right from the jump in Green Bay ended up in the top 10 for franchise receiving records. He's presumably referring to the likes of Greg Jennings, Jordy Nelson, Davante Adams and Randall Cobb... none of whom had more than 632 yards or three TDs as rookies. The early success for Doubs, a fourth-round pick, stands in stark contrast to second-rounder Christian Watson being sidelined by knee surgery, but it's still an uphill battle to earn playing time and targets as a rookie mid-round pick, especially with such a demanding quarterback who has a reputation for impatience with teammates' mental mistakes. Working in Doubs' favor are his early strong impression on Rodgers as well as Green Bay's lack of talent at wide receiver.

Doubs has impressed early in training camp for the Packers, Mike Spofford of the team's official site reports.

With Sammy Watkins (undisclosed) and Christian Watson (knee) unavailable, Doubs got some opportunities to work with Aaron Rodgers in Friday's practice and made the most of them. Spofford noticed three impressive plays from the rookie fourth-round pick out of Nevada on Friday. Doubs caught a pair of touchdowns from Rodgers and also managed to hang onto a difficult slant pass over the middle despite getting hit on the play. Given all the uncertainty in Green Bay's receiving corps, Doubs could carve out a prominent role right away if he's able to earn Rodgers' trust.

The Packers selected Doubs in the fourth round of the 2022 NFL Draft, 132nd overall.

Doubs did not participate at the NFL Combine or put together a pro day with his team due to a knee injury, but the Nevada product was a four-year starter and two-time first-team All-MWC wideout, including a senior season that saw him post 80 receptions, 1,109 receiving yards and 11 touchdowns. There's plenty of questions regarding Doubs' speed, but during an individual workout prior to the draft, Doubs allegedly ran close to a sub 4.5 40-yard dash, which should alleviate those concerns. Given the wide assortment of slot receivers on the Packers' depth chart, it seems likely Doubs would need to play on the outside in order to make an impact in his rookie season, but he's not known for his run blocking, which could hamper his opportunities early on.