Doubs i believe referenced it in an interview of being offered more. No way to know for sure. But even if its a national media invention the idea that its cool for a WR to choose Maye over Jayden -- that whole idea is somewhat in my book on Peters for doing so little to help Jayden look good compared to other GMs who took QBs in that 2024 class.
Former Green Bay Packers wide receiver
Romeo Doubs agreed to a four-year, $80 million contract with the New England Patriots in March 2026, reportedly turning down higher offers from other teams, including the Washington Commanders. Doubs chose New England to play with quarterback Drake Maye and to take on a featured role.
New Patriots WR Romeo Doubs explained why he decided to sign with New England during the opening days of NFL free agency.
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FOXBOROUGH — Romeo Doubs was coveted by several teams at the start of NFL free agency this week. And for good reason.
The 25-year-old wideout is not only just entering his prime, but he was Green Bay’s most productive pass-catcher in 2025 — reeling in 55 catches for 724 yards and six touchdowns.
Even though Doubs
reportedly weighed an offer from the Washington Commanders this week, he ultimately chose to cross the t’s and dot the i’s on a four-year deal with the Patriots worth up to $80 million.
Speaking to reporters at Gillette Stadium on Thursday, the soft-spoken wideout acknowledged that the chance to team up with quarterback Drake Maye stood as one of the top draws with signing in New England.
A Washington Commanders rumor reveals why wide receiver Romeo Doubs signed with the New England Patriots over the Commanders in NFL free agency.
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The
New England Patriots are signing Romeo Doubs to a
four-year deal worth a max value of $80 million, and they had to beat out the
Washington Commanders to land the young receiver.
According to
Dianna Russini of The Athletic, the Commanders were also pursuing Doubs, but he chose to play with quarterback Drake Maye in New England over Washington. "The Washington Commanders were also in on Doubs. He picks Drake Maye and the Pats," Russini said.
NFL wide receiver Romeo Doubs has agreed to a four-year, $80 million free agent contract with the New England Patriots, rejecting an offer from the Washington Commanders. Doubs, who spent his first four seasons with the Green Bay Packers, will replace veteran wide receiver Stefon Diggs as one of...
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“Romeo Doubs was considering the Patriots and Commanders are his primary options. Both had competing offers out. He decided on New England -- and Drake Maye.”
— Jeremy Fowler, ESPN NFL insider (
ESPN)