Big-play EWU vet with proven FCS production
In the 2014 season, Cory Mitchell was a reliable, high-leverage target for Eastern Washington, and over his EWU career he totaled 101 catches for 1,439 yards and 10 touchdowns across 46 games[2][3]. He also brought value as a return threat, finishing with a 17.6 kickoff-return average, which adds hidden-yardage juice that coaches love[3]. The catch: he missed five games in 2014 after a broken collarbone, so durability is part of the scouting conversation[3]. If you want a savvy, production-backed WR who can stretch the field and help in the return game, he fits the bill.
