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During OTAs, Head Coach Sean Payton spoke highly of Marvin Mims Jr.’s potential for 2024.
“I think we’ll see a lot of growth from Year 1 to Year 2,” Payton said on May 30.
A recent CBS Sports article furthered Payton’s premise, as Chris Trapasso selected Mims as one of the second-year players ready for a breakout season.
“He averaged over 17 yards per catch with four missed forced tackles on 22 receptions with just one drop as a rookie,” Trapasso wrote. “He was named to Second-Team All-Pro as a kick returner after averaging over 27 yards per tote and housing one kick for a 99-yard touchdown.”
Trapasso also called Mims a “4.38 burner with impeccable hands and craftiness after the catch” who should benefit from increased opportunities after Jerry Jeudy was traded to the Browns this offseason.
Mims caught 22 passes for 377 yards and a touchdown and made the Pro Bowl as a return specialist in his first season with the Broncos
“Mims has the explosiveness and flashed enough in Year 1 to have earned starting slot duties in his second professional campaign,” Trapasso wrote. “I expect big things.”
“It’s incredible,” Singleton said. “… It is night and day.”
“When I wake up, if I’m going to go golfing, I assume I’m going to shoot par,” Singleton said.
“It was always [about] competition, and I think that’s what drove the ‘No-Fly Zone,'” Harris said.
“I take seriously sort of that role of being an ambassador for all the teams that I played for, but living here in Denver maybe even more so,” Manning said.
“Developing diverse coaching talent through the Accelerator program is a key priority,” NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell said in a statement.
In a regrade of the 2021 NFL Draft, CBS Sports’ Pete Prisco assessed his 2021 draft grades for each class and assigned a new mark for each team.
While Broncos Country will soon learn what the seven players bring on the field, we thought we’d provide an early look at who these players are as people.
Abrams-Draine and Franklin may have been Day 3 selections, but ESPN and The Athletic believe in the value they’ll bring to Denver.
While Broncos Country will soon learn what the seven players bring on the field, we thought we’d provide an early look at who these players are as people.
“I think the simple message [to the team] on Monday was, ‘That’s what we’re doing right now,'” Payton said. “It’s not football right now, it’s getting our bodies [right].”
Guests representing Special Olympics, Crucial Catch and the American Cancer Society will announce a pair of the Broncos’ Day 3 picks.
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