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Philadelphia Eagles: Quinyon Mitchell
Philadelphia Eagles: Quinyon Mitchell
September 7, 2024
Quinyon Mitchell experienced a challenging yet promising debut for the Eagles, facing immediate tests from the Packers, including being targeted early by Jordan Love on a deep pass to Christian Watson. He handled the pressure well, showcasing his competitive spirit and composure throughout the game. Playing 63 snaps and predominantly on the outside, Mitchell adapted to the game plan after injuries shifted his initial slot position. He demonstrated his potential by recording five tackles, a pass breakup against Romeo Doubs, and limiting the Packers' success to 50% on targets against him. Despite a pass interference penalty, his performance indicated a bright future in the NFL, supported by praise from both Sirianni and his college coach, Jason Candle.

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Sports Illustrated
Moment Not Too Big For Eagles Rookie Cornerback:" I Knew They'd Test Me"
Ed Kracz
Sports Illustrated
Moment Not Too Big For Eagles Rookie Cornerback:" I Knew They'd Test Me"

In an eventful start to the NFL season, the Philadelphia Eagles secured a narrow 34-29 victory over the Green Bay Packers in Brazil. Rookie cornerback Quinyon Mitchell faced immediate challenges as he matched up against the Packers' star receiver Christian Watson. Despite being targeted ten times, Mitchell showcased his potential by making five tackles and defending a pass, proving his readiness for the professional level.

Head coach Nick Sirianni praised Mitchell’s composure despite the pressure from top receivers A.J. Brown and DeVonta Smith. Staying focused and adaptable, Mitchell played primarily on the outside, stepping up confidently to fill where needed due to injuries on the team. Although his debut wasn't flawless, it's clear that Mitchell has a promising future ahead.

https://www.si.com/nfl/eagles/news/moment-not-too-..
September 7, 2024
Quinyon Mitchell experienced a challenging yet promising debut for the Eagles, facing immediate tests from the Packers, including being targeted early by Jordan Love on a deep pass to Christian Watson. He handled the pressure well, showcasing his competitive spirit and composure throughout the game. Playing 63 snaps and predominantly on the outside, Mitchell adapted to the game plan after injuries shifted his initial slot position. He demonstrated his potential by recording five tackles, a pass breakup against Romeo Doubs, and limiting the Packers' success to 50% on targets against him. Despite a pass interference penalty, his performance indicated a bright future in the NFL, supported by praise from both Sirianni and his college coach, Jason Candle.
@Quinyon Mitchell | Philadelphia Eagles
Sports Illustrated
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Moment Not Too Big For Eagles Rookie Cornerback:" I Knew They'd Test Me"
Ed Kracz
Sports Illustrated
Moment Not Too Big For Eagles Rookie Cornerback:" I Knew They'd Test Me"

In an eventful start to the NFL season, the Philadelphia Eagles secured a narrow 34-29 victory over the Green Bay Packers in Brazil. Rookie cornerback Quinyon Mitchell faced immediate challenges as he matched up against the Packers' star receiver Christian Watson. Despite being targeted ten times, Mitchell showcased his potential by making five tackles and defending a pass, proving his readiness for the professional level.

Head coach Nick Sirianni praised Mitchell’s composure despite the pressure from top receivers A.J. Brown and DeVonta Smith. Staying focused and adaptable, Mitchell played primarily on the outside, stepping up confidently to fill where needed due to injuries on the team. Although his debut wasn't flawless, it's clear that Mitchell has a promising future ahead.

https://www.si.com/nfl/eagles/...