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Two Camp Interceptions Fuel Talk of Quinyon Mitchell as an All-Time Great

Christian Parker says Mitchell’s relentless work ethic, exemplified by early camp interceptions, reveals a cornerback on track for all-time greatness.

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Overview

  • Mitchell recorded his second interception of training camp by jumping an out route against backup quarterback Tanner McKee, cementing his playmaking reputation.
  • He has matched up effectively against A.J. Brown and DeVonta Smith, demonstrating his ability to shadow elite NFL receivers.
  • With veterans Darius Slay and Isaiah Rodgers no longer on the roster, the Eagles are preparing Mitchell to follow No. 1 receivers on either side in Vic Fangio’s reconfigured secondary.
  • Defensive backs coach Christian Parker, who mentored Pro Bowler Pat Surtain II in Denver, highlights Mitchell’s advanced mental processing and pre-snap recognition.
  • The competition between Kelee Ringo and Adoree’ Jackson for the opposite outside cornerback spot remains close as camp evaluations continue.