Rasul Douglas

Douglas didn't find the end zone last year like he did twice in 2021, but he did set a career high for tackles (85) and picked off at least four passes for the second year in a row. Three of those came over the last eight games, a stretch in which Douglas played every snap with fellow corner Eric Stokes sidelined with a torn meniscus and a Lisfranc injury. Stokes may miss the start of the season, and Douglas will remain a starter if he does. However, he could find himself back in a part-time role when Stokes is ready to go.

As recently as October 5 of last year, Douglas was on the Cardinals' practice squad. However, after catching on with the Packers the next day and going on to finish tied for fourth in the league in interceptions - five in just 12 games - Douglas now finds himself among one of the top trios of corners in the league. Douglas had just five interceptions in his career before last season, so it will be no easy feat to match. However, with fellow corners Jaire Alexander and Eric Stokes locking up opposing wideouts, teams may be forced to throw at Douglas, so he should have ample opportunities to get his hands on the ball.

Douglas played north of 800 defensive snaps in 14 games with the Panthers last season, but he'll face competition from Damon Arnette and Keisean Nixon for cornerback reps behind expected starters Trayvon Mullen and Casey Hayward in Las Vegas.