Stills has always been a big-play threat and an efficient per-play receiver, but his usage under coach Adam Gase - like everyone else's - was so erratic you could rarely count on him. Now Gase is in New York, and the Dolphins have former Patriots' assistants Brian Flores (head coach) and Chad O'Shea (offensive coordinator) calling the shots. Neither coach has a track record on which we can rely, so how Stills and the other Dolphins wideouts (notably DeVante Parker, Albert Wilson and Jakeem Grant) split the targets remains to be seen, but there will almost certainly be more role definition than there had been in the Gase era. At 6-1, 202, Stills has decent size and 4.38 40 speed. He's had at least two catches of 40-plus yards every year of his career, including 2018 when he saw only 64 targets in 15 games. He looked like a starter in three-wide sets along with Parker and Wilson, but the Dolphins traded him to the Texans along with offensive tackle Laremy Tunsil, netting a pair of first-round draft picks, so Stills will be a competitor for snaps in the slot with the habitually injured Keke Coutee.