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Mix

Mix, a 6-5/235-pound specimen from Auburn, caught three balls for 39 yards in Week 2 reserve duty. You should be able to do better than Mix as a WR3, but he’s someone to consider grabbing in deeper leagues.

The Giants made out well here. While Mix can still be signed by a team willing to open a spot on its active roster for him, he’s New York property for now. The Giants can also match any team’s offer if they feel Mix is worth it.

“He was limited,” Coughlin said. “He did some things. He didn’t complete the full practice, but...we will see. It is going to be one of those deals depending on how he feels on game day.” Anthony Mix is likely to start if Burress sits out. Sinorice Moss would work as the primary slot receiver. The Giants head to Washington for an afternoon tilt, so be prepared to use other options.

The touchdown was an extremely impressive leaping grab that showed nice balance and athleticism. He has a chance to make the team after the performance, despite the Giants being fairly deep at the position.

This should help Anthony Mix’s chances of making the team. Tyree could be placed on injured reserve. He was already on the roster bubble.

Mix did the same last weekend. It’s a surprise that the Giants aren’t giving Sinorice Moss or Steve Smith starts. It appears Mix has a hold on a roster spot and New York wants to keep Smith at flanker behind Amani Toomer.

Quite a surprise. Mix was an excellent practice player for New York, and with Plaxico Burress less than 100 percent with a lingering ankle sprain, seemed to have a good shot at playing time later on. This is a good sign that the Giants are confident in Burress’ health, although Mix will probably be added to the practice squad.

The Redskins have had had injuries at receiver and have been looking to add a big target. The 6-5 Mix is not likely to have a fantasy impact this season, but the former Auburn Tiger is now reunited with his college quarterback Jason Campbell.

The two engaged in consensual sex, but the girl was 15 years old. Mix, 25, faces up to a year in prison if convicted. The 6'5/235-pound Mix flashed on the Redskins’ practice field once upon a time, but was a massive long shot to make the Bucs. Obviously, he has no shot to stay on the roster now.

Mix’s indictment for having sex with a minor made this GM Mark Dominik’s easiest move to date. It’s hard to imagine Mix getting another shot soon.