As the deadline to finalize the 53-man roster comes near, the Dallas Cowboys have released the veteran wide receiver, Denzel Mims. The decision was made by the Cowboys after the final preseason game against the New Orleans Saints, which the Cowboys lost 27-24.
The Dallas Cowboys trimmed their roster Saturday, releasing wide receiver Denzel Mims one day after a 27-24 preseason loss to the New Orleans Saints. Mims, a former second-round draft pick, failed to stick after a brief look during training camp and the exhibition schedule.
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Denzel Mims has not needed to wait long to find a new home.
The Pittsburgh Steelers have cut wide receiver Denzel Mims from the 90-man roster, according to Mike Garafolo of NFL Network. Mims joined the team last season on their practice squad after the Detroit Lions cut him following training camp in 2023.
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A second-round pick of the New York Jets in 2020, Denzel Mims never quite lived up to the billing during his tenure with the team. But after being traded to the Detroit Lions along with a 2025 seventh-round pick in exchange for a conditional 2025 sixth-round pick (which the Jets only get if Mims makes Detroit’s 53-man roster), the 25-year-old receiver believes a fresh start is just what his career needs after being repressed for three seasons in New York.
A year after formally requesting a trade, wideout Denzel Mims finally has a new home. On Wednesday night, the Jets traded the former second-round pick to the Lions, who bolster their wideout unit.
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