Freddie Mitchell Sighting - Taking you to school!

[Munson]

Dr. Phil IGY at it again.

[PhillyGirl]

IGY, really? I know Freddie Mitchell. The guy would lie to his dying grandmother.

It figures you'd take what he says as truth though. Really.

[Rome]

False. I have no interest in seeing Freddie Mitchell's ass.

poty

[shorebird]

I don't think McNabb would bother to take the time and call around the league to bad mouth Freddie Mitchell. The guy was one of the biggest busts of Reid's career. That and his actions off the field speak for themselves.

[MDS]

as awful as fredex is it really does seem true. but its tough to take seriously considering who its coming from.

[Eagaholic]

False. I have no interest in seeing Freddie Mitchell's ass.

poty

because it's such an obvious lie?

[mpmcgraw]

as awful as fredex is it really does seem true. but its tough to take seriously considering who its coming from.

irony!

[Drunkmasterflex]

Report: Freddie Mitchell arrested
Posted by Michael David Smith on December 6, 2009 8:25 PM ET
Freddie Mitchell has managed to get his name in the news once again, but not in the way he might hope -- unless he's trying an unusual strategy for getting signed by the Cincinnati Bengals.

Mitchell, the former Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver, was arrested in Philadelphia for failure to pay child support, according to a tweet from Leslie Gudel of CSN Philadelphia.

Mitchell, who played for the Eagles from 2001 to 2004, is remembered for being an outspoken player who said things like "I'd like to thank my hands for being so great."

But he may be more appropriately remembered for a quote that was spoken not by him but about him: When the Patriots met the Eagles in the Super Bowl, Patriots coach Bill Belichick said of Mitchell, "He's terrible, and you can print that."

[PhillyGirl]

Figures.

[BigEd76]

CSN said the child support case was filed in Indiana.  WTF was he doing in Indiana?

http://www.deadspin.com/sports/nfl/in-case-you-were-wondering-what-freddie-mitchell-has-been-up-to-lately-217314.php

oh yeaaaa

[Sgt PSN]

As a friendly reminder, the following players are a sample of the group drafted after Freddie in 2001:

Reggie Wayne
Drew Brees
Chad Johnson
Kris Jenkins
Matt Light
Chris Chambers
Shaun Rogers
Steve Smith
Rudi Johnson
T.J. Houshmandzadeh
Marlon McCree

who the farg is that guy? 

[hbionic]

As a friendly reminder, the following players are a sample of the group drafted after Freddie in 2001:

Reggie Wayne
Drew Brees
Chad Johnson
Kris Jenkins
Matt Light
Chris Chambers
Shaun Rogers
Steve Smith
Rudi Johnson
T.J. Houshmandzadeh
Marlon McCree

who the farg is that guy? 

That my nigguh marlon.

[Seabiscuit36]

CSN said the child support case was filed in Indiana.  WTF was he doing in Indiana?

http://www.deadspin.com/sports/nfl/in-case-you-were-wondering-what-freddie-mitchell-has-been-up-to-lately-217314.php

oh yeaaaa

LOL, wasnt that high school he was interning at in Indiana.

[paco]

LOL, wasnt that high school he was interning at in Indiana.

Please refer to post #1 in this thread.



(Good catch, btw.  He must have knocked up some 16 yo)

[Drunkmasterflex]

Posted by Michael David Smith on December 11, 2009 11:41 AM ET
Freddie Mitchell and Terrell Owens are a couple of former Philadelphia Eagles wide receivers who haven't always been embraced by Philly fans since leaving the franchise. But when Mitchell interviewed Owens today on 97.5 the Fanatic, it was a love fest in which Owens said there are no better fans than the ones in Philadelphia.

"No disrespect at all to Buffalo, I would have to give it to Philly," said Owens when asked whether Bills fans or Eagles fans are better. "Both organizations' fans embraced me with open arms but I never felt anything like when I stood in Lincoln Financial Field and heard 75,000 fans chant my name."

Owens and Mitchell both took some swipes at Eagles quarterback Donovan McNabb, with Owens suggesting that McNabb is the reason he left and Mitchell hinting that he wished McNabb would have played as well in the Eagles' Super Bowl loss to the Patriots as Owens did.

"The city wasn't big enough for two people," Owens said. "Freddie can attest to my character, my interactions with the team and the way I carried myself in the locker room, and I have no regrets about anything. Would I have liked to have continued staying there and playing? Of course I would have. But it's unfortunate that a few things happened."

Said Mitchell of the Super Bowl, "T came to the game and he was prepared and everything else, and for whatever reason I didn't see a sense of urgency coming from Five."

Mitchell isn't exactly a Mike Wallace-style interviewer, and at one point Mitchell's co-host Dan Schwartzman had to ask him to stop kissing Owens' behind. But Mitchell repeatedly stated that Owens would be welcomed back if he wanted to return to Philadelphia and sign with the Eagles.

"They loved you," Mitchell told Owens. "They loved you here."

Owens will be a free agent after this season and says he has a few more years left in him, although he called Mitchell's suggestion that he could be an Eagle next year "a little far-fetched."

"If I could, would I like to play in Philly? Who knows," Owens said. "I'm just focusing on my last year here in Buffalo . . . these last four games."

Still, Owens knows he has a better shot of playing for the Eagles again than Mitchell does. Owens says he can picture a scenario in which both he and Mitchell are back at Lincoln Financial Field, but with a twist.

"I'll be playing," Owens said. "And Freddie will be attempting to sing the national anthem."

Does anything really need to be said?