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ESPN Senior Writer Jeff Legwold covers the Denver Broncos/NFL. Former president of Pro Football Writers of America (2015-2017). University of Illinois graduate.
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Broncos' Marvin Mims Jr. exits preseason game with foot injury

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By Jeff Legwold Verified
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DENVER -- Denver Broncos wide receiver Marvin Mims Jr. left the team's preseason finale Friday night with a right foot injury and was not expected to return to the game. Mims, who has been a two-time Pro Bowl selection as well as a first-team All Pro as a returner in 2024, was one of the few Broncos regulars in uniform for the game against the Minnesota Vikings. The fourth-year veteran was injured on an overthrown pass from Jarrett Stidham on the sixth play from scrimmage in the game.
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The key to Bo Nix blossoming in Year 3? Slowing down his dropbacks and progressions

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By Jeff Legwold Verified
| WFBZ-FM (Sparta, WI) Verified
Nix’s mobility and sack avoidance have led to success, but the Broncos think slowing him down and getting his footwork right could produce more big plays.
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Broncos QB Bo Nix hopes slowing down leads to improvement

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By Jeff Legwold Verified
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ENGLEWOOD, Colo. -- The Denver Broncos believe they can do big things with their passing offense this season -- if quarterback Bo Nix can find a better rhythm from the ground up. Nix is coming off his second straight season with at least 25 touchdown passes, and he has brought Denver to the playoffs in both of his pro seasons -- including a 14-3 record and an AFC Championship Game trip in 2025.
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