Overview
- Multiple outlets report a four-year agreement valued around $68–$70 million, with The Boston Globe citing $68 million (up to $80 million) and NFL Network reporting $70 million.
- Doubs profiles as a short-to-intermediate chain-mover and red-zone option who can line up in the slot or outside, offering a dependable target for Drake Maye.
- The 25-year-old is coming off 55 receptions for 724 yards and six touchdowns in 2025, with 18 touchdowns over the past three seasons and strong red-zone efficiency last year.
- He brings playoff production to Foxborough, including 8 catches for 124 yards and a TD in January’s wild-card loss to the Bears, plus a 6-151-1 outing against the Cowboys in 2023.
- Analysts grade the move as a solid addition rather than a true WR1 solution, and reporting says the team’s interest in A.J. Brown remains despite reduced urgency.