Talk:Freddie Mitchell

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User 68.21.174.93 wonders [1] whether it was ASU (which one?) rather than UCLA. — Saxifrage | ☎ 04:38, Jan 2, 2005 (UTC)

Also known as FredEx, The Sultan of the Slot, First Down Freddie and The Peoples' Champ.

he stunk and i hated him

he was a midget to

[edit] My thoughts on the so called "People's Champ"

And when Freddie Mitchell gets open like twice a game without the ball thrown to him the media is all over it (the media makes it seem like he's open like 15 times without the ball thrown to him) - how many times does Terrell Owens, Todd Pinkston, and L.J. Smith get open without a ball thrown to them and get as much attention as Freddie Mitchell does (Even though it happens to Terrell Owens sometimes,, the media is more on Freddie Mitchell when it happens to him and I'm glad the Eagles got rid of him. --Phbasketball6 00:17, 25 August 2006 (UTC)

[edit] freddie mitchell

freddie mitchell was the best [slot] reciever. he always came up when we needed him to. mcnabb just never gave him the ball.if he had the ball more he could have did somthing with it.i wish freddie would come back to philly!!