Two-time All-American Quinyon Mitchell is practicing and competing in drills during the first day of Senior Bowl week in Mobile, Ala.
The former University of Toledo cornerback is a rising NFL draft prospect, with a majority of mock drafts projecting him to be a first-round selection. He led the country in forced incompletions the past two seasons and, in 2023, he was second in pass breakups and passes defenses.
A lot of eyes will be on Mitchell (6-foot-3, 195 pounds) this week, and so far, he’s been as good as advertised.
Here is a look at his highlights Tuesday on Day 1 of practice.
#Toledo CB Quinyon Mitchell makes a nice PBU guarding Brenden Rice on a throw from Bo Nix. #SeniorBowl pic.twitter.com/C8rGoBXzLT
— PewterReport ????☠️ (@PewterReport) January 30, 2024
Mitchell breaks up a pass from Oregon’s Bo Nix intended for Southern California’s Brendon Rice, son of Hall of Famer Jerry Rice.
Toledo standout CB Quinyon Mitchell puts Jacob Cowing in a box for the PBU ???? pic.twitter.com/Af0zRp43ee
— NFL Draft Files (@NFL_DF) January 30, 2024
A pass break-up against Arizona’s Jacob Cowing, who set a program record with 13 TDs last year.
Excelente rep do Quinyon Mitchell contra o Luke McCaffrey.
— On The Clock (@OnTheClockBR) January 30, 2024
(via @BillyM_91)pic.twitter.com/6vmKgXfNGO
A press-man rep against Rice’s Luke McCaffrey.
Great rep by #Toledo CB Quinyon Mitchell vs. speedy Jacob Cowing.
— Dane Brugler (@dpbrugler) January 30, 2024
Love his patience/balance to transition with the WR and stay in his hip pocket all the way through the finish. pic.twitter.com/oJYbjPFYuZ
An earlier rep against Cowing, who is projected to be drafted on Day 2.
First Published January 30, 2024, 5:54 p.m.
