Denzel Mims is going to be good. Averaging 18.2 yards per catch over the past three weeks, Mims has been on the verge of delivering fantasy starter value during each of these games. With four weeks left in the fantasy season, Mims has three matchups where his production could take the next step, but even if it doesn't happen, his time is coming.
At the same time, the Jets are bad, and there aren't signs this situation is getting better. Do you write off a talented player in this situation?
Terry McClaurin, Robby Anderson, and Darius Slayton are recent examples of receivers thriving on an individual level despite playing for struggling organizations and tied to subpar quarterback play. All three share traits in common with Mims:
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