MIMS WATCH

[CatoTheElder]

If he fails as a draft pick he won’t be a departure from our normal production in the second round.

[reuben]

Sometimes you have to take that pickle, throw caution to the wind and toss it in the deep fryer.

hahaha

[Andrew Ryan]

Mims played with a broken hand last season. That may have contributed to some of the drops and, in spite of that, he still recorded a thousand yards receiving and 12 TDs.

[SixFeetDeep]

Stephen Hill could have been very good.  He just wasn't.

Denzel Mims can be very good too. 

Well this is super encouraging

[Badger]

https://twitter.com/jetswhispers/status/1253901769744277505?s=19

Fire Rex, doesn't even know what sport this is

[Laxin]

Mims’ body control and ball skills are significantly better than Hill’s. Those are two of the main reasons why I think he failed miserably.

[Derek Smalls]

Mims’ body control and ball skills are significantly better than Hill’s. Those are two of the main reasons why I think he failed miserably.

And while Heismanberg's point was a good one that Georgia Tech's offense wasn't built for WR production, the fact that Mims actually produced in college is a positive for me.

Watching some Mims YouTube breakdowns now. Brett Kollmann called him an under-the-radar potential superstar. Matt Waldman had him as his #2 receiver prospect overall.

I'll take shots on guys with Mims' size, speed, athleticism, catch radius and production in the 2nd round all the time.

If Mims can make an instant impact, he and Perriman will be one of the faster outside WR duos in the NFL.

[Heismanberg]

I'm not knocking this pick by comparing him to Stephen Hill.

This was exceptional value and the trade back ended up netting us three other picks as well. 

Mims needs to get better with releases.  If he is pressed, I think he'll struggle early.

[Italian Seafood]

Mims will have Darnold putting the ball in there as opposed to Geno Smith.

#KeepRex

[d sw0rdz]

Joe D says he sees Mims as a guy that can step in and contribute starting from day 1, he does not feel that there are concerns with his route tree, and that coaches were impressed with his ability to learn after speaking to him

[Italian Seafood]

Joe D says he sees Mims as a guy that can step in and contribute starting from day 1, he does not feel that there are concerns with his route tree, and that coaches were impressed with his ability to learn after speaking to him

If the line does their job and a healthy Darnold is throwing to him there's no reason he can't contribute from day one. WR isn't that hard to learn, especially if you're 6-2 and run a 4.38.

[d sw0rdz]

denzel mims 1-on-1 reps at the senior bowl

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_r_9ZBwmjMc

[Miamipuck]

If the line does their job and a healthy Darnold is throwing to him there's no reason he can't contribute from day one. WR isn't that hard to learn, especially if you're 6-2 and run a 4.38.

Traditionally it is a difficult position to learn. First year WR's typically have trouble.

[Libero_2]

Joe D says he sees Mims as a guy that can step in and contribute starting from day 1, he does not feel that there are concerns with his route tree, and that coaches were impressed with his ability to learn after speaking to him

I mean to be fair our starting outside WR before Mims were Breshaud Perriman and Vyncent Smith. So literally anybody we drafted will be able to come in and compete for a starting gig.

But freak it I am irrationally excited by Mims

[Libero_2]

https://twitter.com/waynechrebet/status/1253860994553651203?s=21

Wayne Chrebet thinks Mims is a steal at 59