Douglas caught 2-of-3 targets for 17 yards Sunday against Buffalo.

Douglas is yet to break 25 yards in four contests as a member of the Titans. Despite being one of just four wide receivers on Tennessee's roster, the former Falcon just doesn't get much attention from quarterback Marcus Mariota.

Douglas recorded 20 yards on three receptions in Sunday's loss to the Colts.

Douglas was third on the Titans with six targets, but finished as the team's ninth-leading receiver on the afternoon. Quarterback Marcus Mariota loves to spread the ball around, so Douglas may not see enough volume week in and week out to produce consistent results.

Douglas had a nightmare of a game Sunday in Cleveland, catching just one of his team-leading eight targets for nine yards, and rushing once for a six-yard loss.

Douglas and quarterback Marcus Mariota were just not on the same page, leading to subpar performances from both. It's encouraging that Mariota continued to look Douglas' way despite their lack of chemistry this game, and Douglas actually finished with six more targets than he had in Week 1. Douglas should be fine moving forward if Mariota continues to target him at a decent clip.

Douglas caught both of his targets for 24 yards with a touchdown in Sunday's 42-14 win at Tampa Bay.

Douglas probably could have posted bigger numbers, but Tennessee led by 28 points at halftime. On the bright side, Marcus Mariota looked awesome, tossing four touchdowns, while completing 13-of-16 attempts for 209 yards. While it would be unwise to expect Mariota to look so good every week, his performance is obviously encouraging for all the Titans' pass catchers, including Douglas. Next week Douglas might find things a little tougher though, facing the Browns on the road.

Douglas caught his only target for a 59-yard touchdown in Thursday's preseason game against the Vikings.

Because they're relying on a slew of young players on the offensive side, the Titans actually let their starters play a little bit in the preseason finale. Douglas turned a short pass into a long touchdown on the game's fourth play, though he didn't really do much besides catch the ball and run in a straight line. Douglas and Kendall Wright will likely be the Week 1 starters, but Dorial Green-Beckham, Justin Hunter and Hakeem Nicks could eventually push for more snaps. Realistically, Green-Beckham is the biggest threat, as both Nicks and Hunter were very unimpressive last season.

Douglas caught all three of his targets for 46 yards while working with the first-team offense in Friday's preseason opener against the Falcons.

Douglas put up a decent showing playing as a visitor in the stadium he had called home since 2008. He seems to have built up a strong early rapport with rookie quarterback Marcus Mariota, as three of Mariota's eight throws went Douglas' way.

Douglas and Kendall Wright are listed as the starting wide receivers on the Titans' initial depth chart, the team's official website reports.

Hakeem Nicks and Justin Hunter are listed as the second-team wideouts, with Dorial Green-Beckham and Jacoby Ford slotting in with the third unit. Nicks, Hunter and Green-Beckham are all candidates to push for significant playing time this season, and it's quite possible the Titans will rotate players in two and three-wide sets.

Douglas will visit the Titans on Thursday, Jim Wyatt of the Tennessean reports.

Douglas was released by Atlanta in late-February, and represents a potentially valuable addition as a slot receiver in free agency, especially for teams that are unable to dish out the high salary required for top free agent Randall Cobb. The 30-year-old hauled in 51 passes for 556 yards and two touchdowns over 12 games in 2014, and although this line doesn't live up to his 2013 numbers, his 7.5 yards per target is not a major dropoff from the year before. If the two sides are able to work out a deal, Douglas could see a slight uptick in targets in a less talented group of receivers, but the quality of quarterback play would remain a question mark.

Douglas has been released by the Falcons, FOX Sports 1's Jenna Laine reports.

A solid No. 3 receiver for most of his six seasons in Atlanta, Douglas exploded for a 85-1,067-2 receiving line in 2013, when Roddy White and Julio Jones were severely limited by injuries. Douglas doesn't stick out in any one regard, as he's 5-11 with average athletic ability for his position. Still, while there's not a whole lot to get excited about, he's a solid enough player that there will likely be teams with interest in bringing him in as a No. 2 wide receiver. Expectations should remain modest, but a move away from Atlanta could very well boost Douglas' fantasy outlook for 2015.

Douglas is a candidate to be released this offseason, NFL.com reports.

The Falcons would save a modest $3.5 million against the 2015 cap by cutting Douglas, but the move still makes some sense for a team that needs to devote a ton of resources to the defensive side this offseason. Douglas would likely draw plenty of interest from other teams as a potential No. 2 or 3 receiver.

Douglas caught 51 balls for 556 yards and two touchdowns in 2014.

Douglas once again played third fiddle to Julio Jones and Roddy White in the passing attack. Douglas had his second best season of his career in 2014, but his numbers declined from 2013 when injuries pushed him into a larger role in the offense. He'll be in a contract year in 2015, which tends to light a fire under players.

Douglas (foot) is active for Sunday's game against the Panthers.

Both Roddy White (ankle) and Julio Jones (hip) will play Sunday, which obviously puts a dent in Douglas' upside. However, if Jones' hip limits his snaps, Douglas stands to benefit. He had 10 catches for 131 yards in the game Jones missed two weeks ago.

Douglas (foot) is listed as probable for Sunday's game against the Panthers, Albert Breer of NFL Network reports.

Douglas should be good to go for Week 17, but his potential fantasy output will depend squarely on whether or not fellow receiver Julio Jones (hip) is able to take the field. It seems more likely that Jones plays Sunday than not, so those considering Douglas in Week 17 will likely want another option available.

Douglas (foot) was limited in practice Wednesday, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports.

Douglas' weekly output is contingent upon Julio Jones' (hip/oblique) availability, but even with Jones active last Sunday, Douglas managed four catches (on seven targets) for 47 yards. While Jones failed to practice to kick off the week, the absence was likely precautionary, meaning a bit role may again be in Douglas' future Sunday against the Panthers.

Douglas (foot) had four catches on seven targets for 47 yards during Sunday's win over the Saints.

The return of Julio Jones from a hip injury took a decent chunk out of Douglas' workload, as his seven targets were half his total from Week 15 against the Steelers, when he had 10 catches for 131 yards. Jones' presence on the field will continue to be Douglas' biggest obstacle in putting up big fantasy numbers, and with Jones fully expected to play in Week 17 against the Panthers, Douglas could have his targets limited once again.

Douglas (foot) is active for Sunday's game against the Saints.

Douglas was held out of practice Wednesday, but he's good to go after a full practice Friday. Julio Jones (hip) is also active, but could very well be limited, opening up more opportunities for Douglas after he caught 10 passes for 131 yards in Week 15 against the Steelers.

Douglas (foot) is probable for Sunday's game against New Orleans.

Douglas missed Wednesday's practice, but he practiced Thursday and Friday, including a full practice for the latter day. If Julio Jones (hip, questionable) sits out again, Douglas should get a healthy target count against the Saints.

Douglas (foot) was limited in practice Thursday, Vaughn McClure of ESPN.com reports.

Douglas has typically built up his activity level in drills throughout each week this season. Thus, he's on course to achieve active status Sunday in New Orleans, where he may uphold his relevance from past weeks due to Julio Jones' hip injury.

Douglas (foot) returned to practice Thursday, Vaughn McClure of ESPN.com reports.

Douglas' activity level is unclear, but his return forecasts active status Sunday at New Orleans. In the meantime, Julio Jones (hip) has yet to appear in any drills this week and will be a game-time decision this weekend, meaning Douglas could again act as a valued target of Matt Ryan.

Douglas (foot) didn't partake in practice Wednesday, Vaughn McClure of ESPN.com reports.

Douglas took advantage of the void left behind by Julio Jones' (hip) this past Sunday, torching the Steelers for 131 yards on 10 catches (14 targets). Jones' availability in Week 16 at New Orleans is subject to a game-time decision, but either way, Douglas is in line for continued relevance, if his own injury isn't severe.