Freddie Mitchell
 

www.rotoworld.com

Former Eagles and Chiefs receiver Freddie Mitchell is still hopeful of returning to the NFL.

Mitchell was at his alma mater UCLA's Pro Day Thursday to chat with scouts. "Success is situational," he said. "The right coach can take an average receiver and put him in the Pro Bowl." Come on Fred Ex, just give it up.

ROFL:shake:

I had a good laugh when reading that...... A very big bust indeed

Can he really be called a Chiefs WR when he never even played a down for us?

When was he ever on the roster? I'm drawing a blank here.

He was in training camp if memory serves.

Fed EX returning to NFL
 

Yea, good luck with that. . .









LMAOROFLROFL:LOL:

And IIRC, he was hurt most of the time, and the Chiefs cut him a little bit before the season started, IIRC.

I think he'd look good in the Silver & Black.
An Al Davis kinda guy.

I was really looking forward to him playing for us... then he hurt his knee so we cut him.

I hope someone knocks his ass out in training camp.

KEEP fuckING DOUBTING

He'll always have 4th and 26



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He has the gall to insinuate that he's an "average" receiver? Check the ego at the door Freddie; you've got a lot of work to get to that average level.

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I think thats Hank Baskett. :spock:

screw that, Darrell Jackson just got released. Now him I want

Why exactly? He's played his entire career in a west coast offense, with a coach who likes to pass the ball; with a QB who is pretty damn good.

Seriously though, why - I'm curious?

A couple of years ago, I might have really liked to go after Darrell Jackson.

Now, I'm not sure.

He is still only 29, but he also still has a pretty bad case of the dropsies.

He'd actually be pretty good fit in a Chan Gailey offense, though, I think, if he could just hold onto the freakin' ball.

By Len Pasquarelli
ESPN.com

During his three seasons with the Philadelphia Eagles, head coach Andy Reid has never had a wide receiver with more than 63 catches, or one who posted more than 833 yards.

But when the salary-cap casualty floodgates sprung open nearly three weeks ago, sending experienced wide receivers like Keenan McCardell and Antonio Freeman into the market, Reid and vice president Joe Banner never once considered reaching for the telephone to contact any of the free agents suddenly available to them.


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**Freddie Mitchell caught 21 passes for 283 yards as a rookie.


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