Ball-hawking Rice DB with a proven nose for turnovers
Douglas brings real playmaking value to Rice as a defensive back, with 3 interceptions credited in 2025 stats and 33 solo tackles showing he’s consistently around the football[2]. His differentiator is takeaway production—turnovers are harder to find than tackle totals—and Rice’s roster notes also point to a versatile football background and strong high-school pedigree, which can matter for adaptability and football IQ[3]. He looks like a fit for teams that want an active, instinctive DB who can generate momentum-changing plays rather than just clean-up stats[1][2].
