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Malcolm Roach responds to Marvin Mims, says WR looks like a mosquito

Malcolm Roach responds to Marvin Mims, says WR looks like a mosquito

USA Today3 hours ago
Last week, Denver Broncos receiver/returner Marvin Mims revealed an unexpected beef between himself and defensive lineman Malcolm Roach.
When asked about the smack-talking at practice, Mims attributed most of it to Roach, and he revealed that they sit next to each other in the locker room.
"I sit next to him in the locker room, guy doesn't shut up," Mims said of Roach. "He's talking crap to receivers. It's like, 'Dude, like, you're a fat guy. Like, go worry about that. Leave me alone.' But, no, we're always going back and forth, but with him, it's just a whole 'nother deal."
Roach spoke with media members one day later, and he came prepared with a response for Mims.
"Y'all think I really worry about 19, bruh? I see him every day at the locker right by mine. He talk all -- you all think I talk, he really talk more than me -- but, I ain't worried about Marvin. Because Marvin know he not about to cut that ball back across the middle. That's all I really have to say on that. And Marvin like a mosquito, bro, like he need to worry about that. I could lose this weight. He can't change them looks."
Roach, a 6-3, 290-pound defensive tackle, is understandably not concerned about a 5-11, 182-pound Mims. They continue to go at it off the field, though, and that has provided great entertainment for Broncos fans.
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