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No! I WON’T!! Denver Broncos Star WR Marvin Mims Jr. DECLINED Contract Deal Request from Las Vegas Raiders. This is Because…
The NFL offseason has seen its fair share of shocking moves, but Denver Broncos wide receiver Marvin Mims Jr. has made one thing crystal clear—he’s not leaving Denver. Despite a major contract offer from division rival Las Vegas Raiders, Mims has firmly rejected the deal, committing his future to the Broncos.
Mims: “The Broncos Are My Home”
Since being drafted by the Broncos, Mims has showcased his speed, playmaking ability, and potential to be a top offensive weapon. With teams across the league looking to upgrade their receiving corps, the Raiders saw him as a prime target and attempted to lure him away with a lucrative deal.
But Mims shut down any speculation with an emphatic response—“No! I WON’T!!”
“Denver isn’t just where I play—it’s where I belong,” Mims reportedly told sources close to the team. “I respect the Raiders and what they’re trying to build, but I believe in what we’re doing here in Denver. We have unfinished business, and I want to be a part of it.”
Raiders Miss Out—Broncos Secure Their Future
For the Raiders, adding a dynamic young receiver like Mims would have been a major boost to their offense. With their ongoing search for stability at quarterback and in the passing game, they were willing to make a big move. However, Denver’s culture, commitment to developing young talent, and Mims’ belief in the team’s direction ultimately won out.
Inside the Broncos’ locker room, Mims’ decision has been met with excitement. With head coach Sean Payton working to reshape the franchise and return the Broncos to playoff contention, keeping key pieces like Mims is crucial for their success.
What’s Next for Mims and the Broncos?
By rejecting the Raiders’ offer, Marvin Mims Jr. has sent a strong message—he is fully invested in the Broncos’ future. With another year in Payton’s system, Mims is expected to take on a bigger role in the offense and continue developing into a premier playmaker.
For Las Vegas, missing out on Mims is a tough loss, especially to a division rival. But for the Broncos, it’s a massive win—Denver isn’t just rebuilding, they’re keeping their stars and setting the stage for a bright future.
