The Indianapolis Colts ended up with WR Adonai Mitchell after taking him with the 52nd pick in the 2024 NFL Draft. It was a pick that the franchise was happy about but also one that GM Chris Ballard admits that they were fortunate to get to make.
The Indianapolis Colts may now have one of the deepest groups of wide receivers in football. The Colts took University of Texas star Adonai Mitchell in the second round of the NFL Draft last week, adding him to a crop of wide outs that also includes Michael Pittman Jr., Josh Downs and Alec Pierce.
AD Mitchell consistently shows up and shows out in big moments. No wonder Reggie Wayne said they got a steal after drafting him. Adonai “AD” Mitchell may have fallen out of the top 50 picks due to his polarizing prospect profile, though talent is by no means a concern with him.
Indianapolis Colts general manager Chris Ballard made his feelings very clear regarding anonymous critics of newly drafted wide receiver Adonai Mitchell.
The Indianapolis Colts selected receiver Adonai Mitchell with the 52nd pick in the draft. Mitchell was expected to be a first round pick, but slid in the draft.
After using the first round to improve their defense by selecting edge rusher Laiatu Latu, the Indianapolis Colts used their picks on day two to attack offense. The Colts used their 2nd round pick on Texas WR Adonai Mitchell and OT/G Matt Goncalves.
The Indianapolis Colts made a big move in the 2024 NFL Draft, selecting Adonai Mitchell, the talented wide receiver from Texas, with the 52nd overall pick in the second round.
Indianapolis’ war room certainly had Mitchell within the top-10 receivers on its draft board once Colts head coach Shane Steichen and offensive coordinator Jim Bob Cooter attended Mitchell’s pro day in Austin. DETROIT – ‘AR to AD for six’.
The Indianapolis Colts made a historic pick in the first round of the 2024 NFL Draft. At No. 15, they selected UCLA edge rusher Laiatu Latu. That selection ended a streak of 14 straight offensive players being selected to start the draft, which was a record.
Indianapolis adds a dynamic playmaker in the second round. The Indianapolis Colts have selected Texas wide receiver Adonai Mitchell with the No. 52 selection in the NFL Draft, according to multiple reports.
Following Adonai Mitchell‘s No. 52 overall selection in the 2024 NFL Draft by the Indianapolis Colts, his rookie contract numbers have been revealed. According to Spotrac, the former Longhorns star will sign a four-year rookie deal worth approximately $7.228 million.
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While Day 1 of the 2024 NFL Draft is over, first-round talent is still available for teams on Day 2.
There are still plenty of winners available for Day 2 of the 2024 NFL Draft.
At least six NFL teams seem to be seriously considering selecting a first-round receiver at the 2024 NFL Draft.
Despite their weaknesses, both Mitchell and Worthy project as late-Day 1 or early-Day 2 draft picks.
The 2024 NFL draft is on our doorstep and the folks at ESPN Analytics have released a new tool to predict the chances that prospects are both available
The Pittsburgh Steelers have been transparent about their primary needs leading up to the upcoming NFL Draft: a wide receiver and a center. These positions stand out as glaring holes on their roster, drawing significant attention from fans as the focal points for improvement during the draft.
In his latest mock draft, The Athletic's Dane Brugler has the Chiefs taking Adonai Mitchell with the 32nd overall pick. However, should they avoid the Texas wide receiver after a concerning report?
The San Francisco 49ers' most significant need in the 2024 NFL Draft is on the offensive line. However, save for 2018, the Niners have not invested premium capital in the trenches in the draft, and there is the distinct possibility they could go in a very different direction.
In the final segment of our series on potential Bucs fits using RAS and age guardrails we look at Texas receiver Adonai Mitchell. Mitchell has been bandied about as a late first round option for receiver-needy playoff teams.
Adonai Mitchell, WR, Texas Height/Weight: 6-2, 205 Age: 21.5 Route Tempo: Possesses both the fluidity and understanding to change his gait and maintain
Leading up to the 2024 NFL Draft starting on April 25th, we will be releasing several draft profiles of prospects who could potentially see themselves on the Pittsburgh Steelers.
Despite clinching their third Super Bowl victory in five years, the Kansas City Chiefs encountered challenges with their wide receivers throughout the season, testing the patience of quarterback Patrick Mahomes.
College: Georgia/Texas College Position: Wide receiver Ideal NFL Position: Wide receiver Height/Weight: 6'4", 197 lbs Year / Age: Junior / 21 Draft Projection: Late first-mid second round Where I’d Take Him: Late first-early second round TBD Mitchell was born in Missouri City, Texas.
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