The Lead
Although the Broncos did not have a first-round pick in the 2023 NFL Draft, they did find several players in the same class and undrafted free agents who could be immediately effective.
From NFL Rookie of the Year finalist running back Jaleel McLaughlin’s offensive exploits to wide receiver/returner Marvin Mims Jr.
‘s Pro Bowl selection on special teams, Denver’s 2023 rookies show the team’s overall potential.
It has greatly contributed to the improvement of abilities.
“I think it was a really great rookie class,” general manager George Paton said on January 9th.
See how Broncos rookies performed on game day and on the field at Centura Health Training Center.
His presence was felt even in the 2023 season.
WR Marvin Mims Jr
Breakdown: The Broncos’ top pick lived up to those expectations, bringing explosiveness and a penchant for big plays to Denver’s receiving corps and return unit.
Mims earned Pro Bowl honors for his work as a punt and kick returner, averaging 16.
4 yards per punt return and 26.
5 yards per kick return.
He was also selected as a second-team All-Pro kick returner.
Offensively, the Oklahoma product had three receptions of 45 yards or more and was one of only four players in the NFL to score on a kick return.
They said: “(The Pro Bowl) is a great honor.
” [It’s] a huge testament to my teammates and special teams.
They made me look great all season long.
It’s a great honor to be recognized as a Pro Bowler in this conference and to represent our special teams.
” – Mims Highlight Play: vs.
Miami Dolphins, 99-yard kickoff return touchdown, Week 3
