Marvin Mims' Future Uncertain with Broncos

0:00On March 2-8, Denver Broncos fans let's talk Marvin Mims Jr. The wide receiver and all pro-return specialists make clutch plays last season, like deed catches from bow nicks and key returns. But after the team traded for Jalen Waddle, Chatter's heating up that they might not extend Mims and could shop him before the 2026 NFL draft. Mims saw just 51 targets last year, turning them into 37 catches for 322 yards and one touchdown, plus another. Score in the playoffs against Buffalo, one said, the offense pulls him out wide behind the line, over 40% of the time, or sends him deep on go routes about a quarter of his snaps. That limited role means no full route tree, so he's not getting the ball enough to justify a big contract. Fans and insiders, like Benny Fowler, are pointing out, he's now expendable with Waddle's big play skills overlapping his strengths. The Broncos likely won't pay what Mims deserves on offense, especially for a contender watching

1:01every dollar. A trade makes sense to cash in on his value elsewhere. Head coach Sean Payton might reshape the receiver room further, but for now, keep an eye on Mims as the draft nears, could be a bold move shaking up. The roster. That's your update from NFL News Today, powered by AI. I'm Corey with the story.