Scott Mitchell

Football Player

Male

Born Jan 2, 1968

Age 45

Hometown Salt Lake City

Position Quarterback

Draft Year 1990

Draft Round 4

Draft Pick 93

William Scott Mitchell is a former professional American football player who was a quarterback in the National Football League for 12 seasons. He played for the Miami Dolphins, Detroit Lions, Baltimore Ravens and Cincinnati Bengals of the NFL, and also… Read More

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Barbara Windsor and Scott Mitchell. walking in Mayfair. London, England - 12.03.12.

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Mar 12, 2012

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2004 NCAA Football: Kentucky Wildcats at Tennessee Volunteers

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Nov 27, 2004

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Kentucky Wildcats wide receiver #2 Scott Mitchell runs past Florida Gators defenders during 4th q...

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Sep 25, 2004

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Barbara Windsor
Married 2000 - Present

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Lomas Brown, Scott Mitchell And What The Tape Reveals
NYTimes - Dec 28, 2012

Lomas Brown claims he missed a block on purpose so that a teammate, quarterback Scott Mitchell, would be injured and leave the game. But the tape suggests otherwise.
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Ex Lions Qb Mitchell Calls Brown's Actions 'Reprehensible'
Chicago Times - Dec 26, 2012

Former Detroit Lions quarterback Scott Mitchell was stunned and saddened to hear former teammate Lomas Brown say last week that he intentionally missed a block during a 1994 game against Green Bay because he wanted Mitchell to get hurt.
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Suffolk Premier Cup Final: Richard Wilkins Angry At Bury Town
Bury Free Press - May 12, 2012

BURY Town manager Richard Wilkins was angry with his side and the referee after Bury Town’s heavy defeat to Lowestoft Town in Thursday’s Suffolk Premier Cup final. The Blues’ boss said he would have to rethink who he kept on in the summer after going down to the 4-2 loss at Ipswich Town’s Portman Road in front of 1,224 fans, who created a tremendous cup final atmosphere. Former Ram Meadow hero Chris Henderson scored the final two goals to really stick the knife in. Wilkins said: “It’s fru...
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Suffolk Premier Cup Final: Bury Town Well Beaten By Lowestoft Town
Bury Free Press - May 11, 2012

BURY Town were undone by a former hero as they crashed to a 4-2 defeat in the Suffolk Premier Cup final against Ryman League rivals Lowestoft Town. After falling behind to a bizarre own goal when Marcus Garnham punched the ball against the back of Sam Nunn and into the net, the Blues failed to equalise from the penalty spot when Andy Reynolds brilliantly denied Billy Clark. Although John Sands — who had earlier been booked for diving after racing past Scott Mitche...
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Timeline

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CHILDHOOD

1968 Birth Born on January 2, 1968.

TWENTIES

1990 22 Years Old Mitchell was selected by the Miami Dolphins in the fourth round (93rd overall) of the 1990 NFL Draft. … Read More

1994 26 Years Old 2 More Events

Mitchell played well, and was signed as a free agent by the Detroit Lions in 1994.

1995 27 Years Old 1 More Event

In 1995, he set single-season records for the Lions in touchdown passes (32) and passing yards (4,338).

THIRTIES

1998 30 Years Old Mitchell stayed with the Lions through the 1998 season, when he lost the starting quarterback job to rookie Charlie Batch. … Read More

FORTIES

2008 40 Years Old In February 2008, Mitchell was announced as the football head coach of his alma mater, Springville High School in Utah.

2012 44 Years Old He is the subject of the ESPN Daily Sports Trivia Calendar dated June 5, 2012 with the question "Who was the Dolphins' leading passer in 1993?".

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