Marvin Mims' Playoff Potential: Balancing Act for Broncos

0:00For the NFL, it's March 6th. Once happening, make sure you're subscribed so you never miss an update. Marvin Mims stands out as a first-style star for the Denver Broncos. The two-time pro-bola and two-time all pro hit a career high with 1,510 all-purpose yards last season. On offense though, things low down. He managed just 3-22 receiving yards, his lowest in three years. Touchdown catches drop from 6 in 2024 to 1 in 2025. Coach Sean Payton highlighted Mims' strong postseason showings. He mentioned the challenge of balancing snaps with Troy Franklin, who stepped up in his second year. Payton wants to get Mims more deep shots. In the team's two playoff games, Mims saw seven targets each time. That's a big jump from his regular season average of 3.4. Denver values him highly, even if Pat Bryant and Troy Franklin took more reps last year. Things could shift in 2026 to unlock his full potential.

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