The writing is on the wall for Denzel Mims — even if nobody at One Jets Drive wants to admit it.
Mims looked like he had a real chance to be New York’s deep threat of the future with the way he played as a rookie in 2020. The former second-round pick looked dynamic on the outside, using his athleticism to make plays down the field.
Then, the Jets overhauled their coaching staff and brought in an offensive scheme that plays directly against what Mims does well.
