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The Denver Broncos boast one of the league's most complete rosters heading into the 2026 season, but talk of contract extensions for key players is one of the top storylines of this offseason so far. Recently. I ranked how the team should be prioritizing these potential extensions.
One of the names most often connected to uncertainty on the team's roster is wide receiver Marvin Mims Jr., who is preparing to enter his fourth year in the league. The Broncos could be inclined to trade one of their young wide receivers after acquiring Jaylen Waddle this offseason and there are many who feel that Mins, an unrestricted free agent following the season, should be that guy.
However, that seems like an incredibly short-sighted move for the team, as Mims has gone to two Pro Bowls due to his abilities as a return man. If nothing else, the Broncos should not give that away easily. Mims can be a bigger part of the offense, but attempts to use him on trick plays as a gadget player haven't produced much in the past. He has, however, been the team's most prolific deep threat in the passing game.
But in speaking to the media recently, Mims was honest about potentially playing in his final year with the team, while being asked about a possible contract extension.
The Denver Broncos boast one of the league's most complete rosters heading into the 2026 season, but talk of contract extensions for key players is one of the top storylines of this offseason so far. Recently. I ranked how the team should be prioritizing these potential extensions.
One of the names most often connected to uncertainty on the team's roster is wide receiver Marvin Mims Jr., who is preparing to enter his fourth year in the league. The Broncos could be inclined to trade one of their young wide receivers after acquiring Jaylen Waddle this offseason and there are many who feel that Mins, an unrestricted free agent following the season, should be that guy.
However, that seems like an incredibly short-sighted move for the team, as Mims has gone to two Pro Bowls due to his abilities as a return man. If nothing else, the Broncos should not give that away easily. Mims can be a bigger part of the offense, but attempts to use him on trick plays as a gadget player haven't produced much in the past. He has, however, been the team's most prolific deep threat in the passing game.
But in speaking to the media recently, Mims was honest about potentially playing in his final year with the team, while being asked about a possible contract extension.
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