Dolphins rookie Caleb Douglas tops Miami's wide receiver depth chart
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 13, 2026, 3:17 PM
Last updated Aug 13, 2026

Caleb Douglas, a rookie wide receiver for the Miami Dolphins, has emerged as the top player on the depth chart during training camp. Head coach Jeff Hafley highlighted Douglas's consistency and performance in practices as key reasons for this decision. The Dolphins revamped their receiving corps this offseason, trading away Jaylen Waddle and cutting several veterans. Hafley emphasized that while Douglas currently holds the top spot, it is just an initial ranking and competition for roles will continue. Ultimately, the success of Douglas could determine his connection with quarterback Malik Willis during the season.
- •Caleb Douglas is a third-round pick from Texas Tech.
- •Jeff Hafley cites Douglas's consistency as a determining factor.
- •Miami recently traded Jaylen Waddle and cut several receivers.
- •Hafley urges players to focus on performance over depth chart positions.
- •Continued strong performance could establish Douglas as a primary target for Willis.
- 3:17 PMYahoo Sports — Jeff Hafley explains why Dolphins rookie is atop the depth chart
"The Miami Dolphins don't have the most talented wide receiver room, but one of their rookies is separating himself from the pack.
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