Anderson Mitchell expected to see increased role for Cardinals this fall
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 31, 2026, 11:30 AM
Last updated Jul 31, 2026
Anderson Mitchell, a 6’2”, 190lb defensive back and RS sophomore from Lexington, KY, has transitioned to a more permanent position as safety or defensive back for the Cardinals. Previously a two-way player, Mitchell may start on special teams before stepping into a larger role on defense. His adaptation comes as the team navigates several new faces and injury challenges heading into the season. Cardinal fans can expect to see his involvement grow as he starts his third year with the program.
- •Mitchell has previously played multiple positions before settling at defensive back.
- •He walked onto the Cardinals program and is progressing in his role.
- •Potential playing time may increase due to injuries in the defensive lineup.
- •Expectations are for him to contribute on special teams initially.
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"ANDERSON MITCHELL #37 Height: 6’2” Weight: 190lb Position: DB Class: RS Sophomore Hometown: Lexington, KY Summary: Anderson Mitchell has two first names, and up until 2025 had two positions on the football field. The two way stud from the Lexington version of Christian Academy walked on to the Cards a few seasons ago and was […]
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