From an efficiency standpoint, Marvin Mims is one of the most exciting wide receiver prospects to come out of the NFL Draft in recent memory. As a true freshman at Oklahoma in 2020, Mims led the team in receiving while only running a route on 35% of the team's offensive dropbacks. When on the field in 2020, Mims accounted for 40% of Oklahoma's targets, 42% of the receiving yardage, and nine of 14 receiving touchdowns. His outstanding deep ball efficiency at Oklahoma was backed up by a blazing 4.38 time in the 40-yard dash, and that combination was enough to convince the Denver Broncos to trade up to make Mims the final selection of the second round.

Below, you'll find Marvin Mims' Dynasty prospect grade based on five factors. His Peripherals grade is determined by draft capital, breakout age and a few other factors. His Route Readiness grade examines his ability to draw targets and convert them into yards on the five most-common NFL receiver routes. His Volume Potential grade keys in on target share metrics. His Explosiveness grade is determined by YAC and deep-target data. His Yardage Creation grade centers around yards per route run rate, which is the single most important metric for Fantasy receiver evaluation.

This profile is part of our series diving deep into the 2023 NFL Draft wide receiver class. You can find profiles for all the key rookie receivers on the home page for this series along with links to each leg of the grading system. And if all you want to see is my Dynasty receiver rookie rankings, you can find them there too.

Now let's get into my evaluation of Marvin Mims, which includes his rankings among the class in each grade and overall, plus my analysis and similar profiles from other recent NFL Draft prospects.

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