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The New England Patriots were unsuccessful in their attempt to acquire a wide receiver. They recently tried to sign Denzel Mims, a dissatisfied player from the New York Jets who was supposed to be released if the Jets couldn’t find a trade partner. This comes just days after losing out on DeAndre Hopkins to the Tennessee Titans.
According to sources shared by SNY’s Connor Hughes, the Jets reportedly sent Mims to the Detroit Lions instead of trading with the Patriots. NFL Media’s Ian Rapoport later confirmed the report and added that the Jets received a conditional sixth-round pick for 2025 in exchange, along with giving up a seventh-round pick for that year.
In his three seasons in the NFL, Mims has not accomplished much with just 42 receptions for 676 yards and no touchdowns. He was a 2020 second-round pick who had requested a trade last season. Although he hasn’t been very productive with the Jets, it didn’t seem possible that they would trade him to a team in the same division. Therefore, they chose to assign him to a team in the NFC North.
With Bill O’Brien as the new offensive coordinator, the Patriots are seeking to enhance their team’s performances by bringing more playmakers for third-year quarterback Mac Jones. After last season’s significant decline in the offense’s performance, this upgrade is imperative.
The New England team’s training camp begins next week, and they have a group of wide receivers that includes JuJu Smith-Schuster and DeVante Parker. The depth chart at the position also includes players such as Kendrick Bourne, Tyquan Thornton, Kayson Boutte, and Demario Douglas, who were drafted in the sixth round. Tre Nixon and Malik Cunningham, who played college quarterback at Louisville and is now transitioning to a wide receiver, are unlikely to make the team but may end up on the practice squad.
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