Caleb Douglas: Dallas Cowboys' Late-Round Draft Target

0:00On March 29th, the Dallas Cowboys are already scouting wide receivers for the 2026 NFL Draft, even with stars like CD Lamb and George. Pickens locked in. One name popping up is Texas Tex Caleb Douglas, a 6-foot 3-2 under 6-pound receiver who's met with Dallas during the pre-draft. Process. Douglas wrapped his college career with back-to-back 800 yard seasons and 13 total touchdowns. He clocked a quick 4.39 in the 40 yard dash, averaging 15 yards per catch, including 15.7 last year, showing real explosiveness for his size. ScoutsCM is a big target with solid ball skills on deep throws, but his tape has some ups and downs, like dropping focus and struggling in. Contested catches, he's got quick acceleration, though top speed might not scare defense as much, and projections put him as a late-round pick or undrafted free agent. Dallas lacks real depth behind their top guys, with Ryan Flernoy and Cavante Terpen fighting for third receiver spots,

1:03and names like Jonathan Mingo. Not guaranteed, Douglas could bring competition to the bottom of the roster or develop on the practice squad. Teams like the Cowboys love those intriguing traits, so keep an eye on Douglas as draft season heats up. He might just slide in late and boost that. Dallas receiving cord down the line.