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He has looked better the last few games. We still need to add talent but the D is looking a little better I will admit. I guess we can use this as a positive for next season, but we still need to ADD to it!
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No guys i've seen dramatic improvement in Mitchell this year, but Scanlon has talent and we wont get to see his talent until we blow out a team and he gets on the field and the coaches give him a chance. The chiefs will keep him around, they love his potential and he will be the backup MLB in 05 or starter if he tears it up in training camp and preseason.
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Yep, good game...
Mitchell has improved quite a bit. I am not convinced that he is starting MLB material, but I am more than willing for him to prove me wrong. xoxo~ Gaz Taking his improvement where he can find it. |
Mitchell has been one of the weekest links in our D this year. When Beisel got hurt and Mitchell came in to play the middle, things really went south.
He has looked better lately but that is very subjective. I didn't see him over run a hole right into someone to block him or run right past a running back. That is improvement. It will take more than 2 or 3 games to make me believe he is a playmaker. I think MLB should be a priority this off season. |
Again, improvement has been a long time coming, right when the season is over. Back to back games is a positive, but a career it does not make.
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Kawika Mitchell is absolutely horrible. I guess you could say in the last few weeks, Mitchell went from horrible to terrible, but he does nothing well. Mitchell can't tackle, his timed blitzes are horrible, he gets beat in pass coverage, and if a lead blocker gets on him, he's done.
Mitchell gives us a little bit of range at the MLB position, but that's about it. It's pretty bad when Monty Beisel, who had been moved to every position besides CB, can come in and make more plays at MLB early in the season than Mitchell has all season. KM has a long way to go. If we don't upgrade at MLB, we are going to be hurting because we just aren't good enough at DT to keep FB's and guards off our MLB. Sims and Dalton get good pressure, but they aren't the greatest against the run. Hopefully Siavii can bring that run stuffing ability next season. I like Mitchell as a backup. |
Kawika has definately improved these last couple of games. I only wish, it wasn't nearing the end of the season. I'd rather have it being the middle of the season. Reason I say this, is cause, I see some growth and maturity in him latley, and I would've liked to see him play 5 or 6 more games to see him improve more and to see what he can really do. Anyway, I'm still not sold on our LBer's at all, I'm all for keeping some of them, like Mitchell, Beisel, Fox, or Scanlon. I would still like to see some off-season additions at the LB positions.
i.e., Kendrell Bell, Will Witherspoon, Brian Simmons, Ed Hartwell. Don't let anything deceive you guys, we still need some LBer's. |
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Kawacki is average at best... get Julian Peterson from the 49ers in Free Agency... and have Beisel at MLB.
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FWIW Mitchell leads the team in tackles over the last 9 games. It depends on where you get the stats. One site has him 47 tackles and another shows 57 tackles over those games. Those are the games he's started. Those aren't great numbers but they're not bad either.
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I have to agree he is getting better, he is currently 2nd on the team to Scott Fujita who has 85 tackles and Kawika Mitchell has 62.
At least he has shown this year that he can make some tackles compared to last year. I think he will be much improved by the time next year gets here if he keeps it up, the only thing he really needs to work on is shedding his blockers, learning how to wrap up on tackling instead of trying to pull down by the jersey, and time his blitzes and filling the gaps right. If he does that than we will have a good MLB in the middle than who does have alot of speed. |
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