Marvin Mims

Bryant's seven targets ranked second on the team behind veteran tight end Evan Engram, likely bolstered by the zone-heavy nature of Dan Quinn's Washington defense. That also limited Bryant's ability to break free downfield, which has been his calling card since earning more work in Week 5. Most notable was the fact that he continued to play well ahead of Marvin Mims, which appears likely to continue as we head down the back stretch of the regular season.

Career highs in catches, targets, and yards are following Bryant's somewhat expanded role since Week 5. He's played at least 30 snaps in every game since then, and the Chiefs let him get free for a 48-yarder that momentarily landed Bryant in concussion protocol before he returned later in the game. Heading into the bye, we don't think Bryant is necessarily a good bet to explode on to the scene in the fantasy playoffs, but he's building a case that it's in the range of outcomes. He's banished Marvin Mims (15 snaps in return from a concussion) to an ancillary gadget role.

He'll try to get his WR3 role or a split back from Pat Bryant today. Inactive for the Broncos are CB Patrick Surtain (pectoral), LB Alex Singleton (illness), LB Jonah Elliss (hamstring), T Geron Christian, DL Jordan Jackson, and DE Sai'vion Jones.

Broncos WR Marvin Mims (concussion) was a full-go in practice all week and is off the final injury report. He ll be back for Sunday s game vs. the Chiefs and figures to split No. 3 WR duties with Pat Bryant. Neither is a viable fantasy play.

The Broncos get their erratically productive wide receiver back after a two-game absence. The Chiefs' defense is very good, and Mims is hardly reliable, but this should be a fantasy-friendly game environment. Consider Mims a volatile FLEX option, reliant on a big play.