Broncos given interesting advice on do-it-all wide receiver Marvin Mims

Broncos given interesting advice on do-it-all wide receiver Marvin Mims originally appeared on The Sporting News . Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here . The Denver Broncos are on a mission to get to the Super Bowl and they intend to do that with the core players they have on the current roster.

After coming extremely close to being in the Super Bowl this past season, the team has taken a firm approach to re-sign as many players as possible this offseason. After handing out several contract extensions last year (Courtland Sutton, Nik Bonitto, Zach Allen, Luke Wattenberg, Wil Lutz), it seems quite clear that the front office loves its roster. But when it comes to wide receiver/special teams standout Marvin Mims Jr.

, Alex Kay of Bleacher Report is suggesting that the team pass on giving him a contract extension of his own. Here was his summary: "The Denver Broncos have spent the offseason trying to build on their AFC Championship Game appearance by adding key veterans who can augment a youthful core, but the club should be cautious about making a lengthy commitment to Marvin Mims Jr. Although the wideout quickly emerged as an impactful return man—earning his second Pro Bowl nod and making the All-Pro team in 2024—the 2023 second-rounder has consistently underwhelmed as a receiver.

Mims has had ample opportunity to seize a key role in the passing game, but he has yet to reel in more than 40 receptions in a single season. He peaked with 503 receiving yards in 2024 and regressed to tally a career-low 322 receiving yards this past year. Mims went from being the second-most productive receiver on the roster two years ago to falling behind Courtland Sutton, Troy Franklin, Evan Engram, Pat Bryant and RJ Harvey in receiving yardage in 2025.