Doubs Finds Perfect Fit in New England

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Romeo Dubs, the reliable wide receiver from the Green Bay Packers, has signed with the

New England Patriots.

He's not a true number one option, but he thrives as a solid number two or three guy in

Green Bay.

Now, the Packers top draft pick, Matthew Golden, faces pressure to match that steady production.

Dubs made big catches and scored touchdowns without being the focal point.

The Packers spread the ball around their young quarterback, relying on a group of good players

rather than one star.

That approach helped their offense click last season.

Fans and analysts see a perfect match for Dubs in New England.

With quarterback Drake May and coach Mike Vrable, the Patriots play a similar style.

They recently cut Stefan Dix, opening a spot for Dubs to step in seamlessly.

The Patriots lacked a dominant receiver before, much like Green Bay.

Players like Mack Hollens and Pop Douglas had solid years, letting May throw to the open

man.

Adding Dubs shrank things that balanced the tack.

Plus they have tied in Hunter Henry as another weapon.

Both teams build around young quarterbacks and multiple threats, proving you don't need

a Randy Moss type to succeed.

Dubs lands in a spot that mirrors what worked for him before.