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A popular selection on mock draft machines for the Chargers’ second-round pick in recent weeks, Mitchell has steadily built more and more support in the draft media. Through two days, the prevailing sentiment is that Mitchell will be long gone by the 37th overall pick, with the Toledo corner now projected to go in the top 20 picks.
Mitchell’s patience has been one of the most standout traits of anyone in Mobile. While other cornerbacks on his squad have been panicky and, as a result, grabby during one-on-ones, Mitchell has relied on a patient approach rooted in confidence in his ability to stay in phase with receivers. He did so at every turn on Wednesday, including an interception while up against USC WR Brenden Rice.
Toledo’s Quinyon Mitchell putting his athleticism on full display here at the Senior Bowl. Stays in phase all the way on the vertical and doesn’t let the hesitation disrupt him at all. pic.twitter.com/lM5NtLNMCq
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