Broncos wide receiver Marvin Mims finally returned to full participation at Wednesday’s practice, a huge step for a guy who hasn’t played a snap since way back in Week 1. This isn’t just a small step either; Mims has been battling a foot injury that kept him off the field, even after he put in limited practices all last week.
Mims’ Road Back and Denver’s Health Picture
Let’s be real, seeing Mims sidelined after Week 1 had to be a gut punch for the Broncos. The guy’s been out with a foot injury, stuck on the bench while putting in those limited reps last week. He was even questionable to play against the Rams, only to end up inactive. But now? Full participation. That’s a massive indicator for Denver. You know their coaching staff, and the fans, are watching Mims like a hawk to see how he performs going forward. And speaking of Denver’s health, outside linebacker Dondrea Tillman was the only player for the Broncos who didn’t practice on Wednesday due to a hamstring injury. Everyone else was out there, getting ready.
Waddle and Dobbins Bring Energy to Miami
Over on the other side of the AFC, the Miami Dolphins are also getting some good news on the injury front. Wide receiver Jaylen Waddle, who’s been dealing with a foot injury himself, was a full participant on Wednesday. How good is he looking? Head Coach Sean Payton straight up said Waddle is “doing great.” That’s the kind of update you love to hear when one of your playmakers is coming back. Running back J.K. Dobbins, who had a hip injury, also joined Waddle as a full participant. Miami is getting some key pieces back, and that has to feel good for their offense.
These full participation reports for Mims, Waddle, and Dobbins are exactly what their respective teams need as they push deeper into the regular season. For Mims and the Broncos, getting their Week 1 player back and fully healthy could be a game changer. And for Miami, getting a “doing great” Waddle and Dobbins back makes them even tougher to stop. It’s all eyes on how these guys perform now that they’re back in the thick of it.
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Originally reported by Pro Football Talk.
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