- Marvin Mims Jr. has signed with Athletes First for on-field representation, with agents Brian Murphy and Camron Hahn leading his representation.
- Mims Jr. previously was represented by Klutch Sports Group, the powerhouse agency founded by Rich Paul.
- The Denver Broncos wide receiver is heading into the final year of his rookie contract in 2026 and will become an unrestricted free agent in 2027.
- Athletes First has been on an active signing spree, recently adding NFL players Claudin Cherelus and DeMarvion Overshown to its roster.
Marvin Mims Jr., wide receiver for the Denver Broncos, has signed with Athletes First for on-field representation.
Brian Murphy, CEO and President of the agency, and fellow agent Camron Hahn will handle his representation. Mims Jr. previously worked with Klutch Sports Group, the agency founded by Rich Paul that also represents NFL stars like Jalen Hurts and DeAndre Hopkins.
The Oklahoma product was drafted by Denver in the second round of the 2023 NFL Draft and quickly made his mark as one of the league’s most explosive returners, earning back-to-back All-Pro honors and multiple Pro Bowl nods in his first two seasons.
He recorded 39 receptions for 503 yards and 6 touchdowns in 2024, before a more limited 2025 season in a crowded Broncos receiver room.
With Mims Jr. entering the final year of his rookie deal in 2026 and unrestricted free agency looming in 2027, the timing of this signing is significant.
Athletes First has been building momentum with recent additions like Claudin Cherelus and linebacker DeMarvion Overshown. The firm, founded in 2001, also negotiated blockbuster deals for Dak Prescott ($240M) and Jordan Love ($220M), signaling strong contract leverage heading into what could be a pivotal negotiating period for Mims Jr.
Takeaways
This move is more than a routine agency switch, it’s a calculated play ahead of one of the most important contract negotiations of Marvin Mims Jr.’s career.
With free agency on the horizon in 2027 and a crowded Broncos receiver room raising questions about his long-term fit in Denver, aligning with Brian Murphy and Camron Hahn, the duo behind some of the NFL’s largest recent contracts, sends a clear message: Mims Jr. is positioning himself to get paid.
Athletes First has proven it can close massive deals, and for a player with elite speed, All-Pro return credentials, and untapped offensive upside, the ceiling here is real.
Will Athletes First’s track record of landing megadeals help Mims Jr. secure a long-term extension in Denver or set the stage for a blockbuster free agency exit in 2027? Is this the year Athletes First cements itself as the go-to agency for the next generation of NFL playmakers?
