Tom E. Curran and Phil Perry are high on Patriots wide receiver DeMario "Pop" Douglas ahead of the 2025 NFL season.

Douglas leads all Patriots receivers with nine receptions through five days of training camp, according to MassLive’s Mark Daniels. He’s caught passes primarily from starting quarterback Drake Maye, which tells you where Douglas is on the depth chart. The 2023 sixth-round pick also is responsible for arguably the highlight of camp thus far.

Pop Douglas discussed the biggest play of camp so far for the Patriots, which he credited to his comfort playing "fastbreak football."

DeMario "Pop" Douglas believes his growth as a leader was one of the reasons Mike Vrabel named him an offseason award winner.

DeMario Douglas has been one of the best receivers at Patriots training camp, and a reliable target for Drake Maye.

Dan Roche and Mike Reiss highlight which Patriots players have stood out through four training camp practices.

While this dime from Maye has been dubbed the play of camp so far, the former North Carolina Tar Heel made several other high-level throws during Saturday's session—including a nice touch pass to tight end Hunter Henry between two defenders and a 50+-yard seed to second-year wide receiver Javon Baker off a double move.

The first padded practice of this training camp was an unexpectedly eventful one, as cornerback Christian Gonzalez left the field early after suffering an apparent lower body injury. With Carlton Davis already out, the Patriots’ cornerback depth took an early hit.

Douglas is aware that the opportunity to work with McDaniels gives him the chance to take his game to another level.

The Patriots’ receiver room has 12 players with six or seven spots available on the 53-man roster. Diggs, Williams, Hollins (if healthy), and DeMario Douglas are considered roster locks. Kayshon Boutte, who’s had a strong summer, is also inching closer to that status as he’s been with the starting offense all offseason.

The New England Patriots' wide receiver room has experienced a massive overhaul this past offseason. While some contributors like Kendrick Bourne, DeMario Douglas, and Ja'Lynn Polk remain, the Patriots have acquired four new wideouts who could find themselves on the 53-man roster by the end of