Denzel Mims

Mims began his rookie campaign on injured reserve, and when he did get on the field, poor quarterback play ultimately led to a quiet fantasy season. But he showed himself to be a strong deep-ball threat (his aDOT of 15.3 yards was sixth-most among receivers with at least 40 targets), and flashed playmaking ability. Other than his talent level and NFL-readiness, though, there's just not a whole lot fantasy managers can take away from Mims' 2020 season - the Jets have a new quarterback in Zach Wilson, better receiving options with Corey Davis, Elijah Moore, and Keelan Cole, and a new offensive system under Robert Saleh and Mike LaFleur. It's unlikely that he'll develop into a consistent fantasy option this season, but there's upside, particularly if the Jets' receiving group sustains any injuries. Draft him as a bench stash with the potential for more if everything breaks right.

Denzel Mims working with second team in minicamp

New York Jets wide receiver Denzel Mims was seen working with the second team on day one of Jets minicamp.

Fantasy Impact

Corey Davis and rookie Elijah Moore, along with Jamison Crowder are the other top wide receivers on the Jets depth chart. This is noteworthy as if Mims isn't getting to work with Zach Wilson in minicamp, he may need to work his way up once OTA's and training camp come around.