Stefon Diggs’ departure from New England creates a clearer path to volume for Demario Douglas, who quietly showed more versatility in 2025 than many fantasy managers realize. If Drake Maye leans on him as a reliable underneath and intermediate target, Douglas could emerge as a sneaky late-round value in PPR leagues. Demario Douglas, New England Patriots Douglas took over as the Patriots' top receiver in his first season, leading to catches (49) and yards (561), though he couldn't find the end zone. His most productive stretch came over a five-game midseason run (4/74, 5/29, 5/55, 6/84, 6/49), offering a glimpse of what consistent volume could look like. He built on that in 2024, setting new career highs across the board (66 catches, 621 yards, and three touchdowns on 87 targets). The problem is the underlying efficiency. A 9.4 yards-per-catch average signals a diet of short, safe throws, and genuinely impactful days were scarce (7/69, 6/92/1, 4/46/1).…