Denzel Mims, WR, Baylor
Mims’ film shows a limited prospect — he loves hitting seam routes and fades, where his superior size and strength worked in his favor. That won’t work with the same efficiency in the NFL. But an investment in Mims makes sense for New England because of how well he performed at the NFL combine. With a 3-cone drill of 6.66 (the best at the combine among receivers) and a 4.38-second 40-yard dash, Mims has the athleticism to excel in New England’s offense. It just may take a season or two for his production to show up in a big way.