Quinyon Mitchell Dynasty Value

Dynasty Analysis

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Quinyon Mitchell Player Comp

Quinyon Mitchell Dynasty Trade Values

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Quinyon Mitchell Combine Results

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Quinyon Mitchell Future Projections

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Shark Bites

The Eagles selected CB Quinyon Mitchell in the first round of the NFL Draft. Mitchell posted limited tackle totals across four years at Toledo (three in the starting lineup). He defensed 37 passes over his final two seasons, though. And NFL Network's Daniel Jeremiah said Mitchell was “the best corner at the Senior Bowl, and it wasn’t close.” Corners carry little value in most fantasy formats, and you shouldn’t get too excited about Mitchell in your IDP rookie draft. Landing in Philly at least gives Mitchell a shot to make an impact soon. The Eagles return both starting outside corners from last year but played poorly in the secondary and are getting old at both spots.

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