Mitch Erickson

Mitch Erickson

#61, G,
Seattle Seahawks
Bio
Height/Weight: 6' 4"/290 lbs
Born: Hutchinson, Minnesota
College: South Dakota State
Draft: Undrafted
  • Adam Gase Isn't Worst Option, But He's a Bad Fit For Seahawks
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    Adam Gase Isn't Worst Option, But He's a Bad Fit For Seahawks

    Monday afternoon, Seahawks Twitter was set ablaze by Jeremy Fowler of ESPN's report that the organization had spoken with former Jets coach Adam Gase about their offensive coordinator opening. The infamous Gase was let go by New York after finishing 9-23 in his two seasons with the team and has earned a negative reputation around the league from a personal standpoint. While the reaction to the report from fans and media alike has been...

  • Damien Lewis makes PFWA's 2020 All-Rookie Team
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    Damien Lewis makes PFWA's 2020 All-Rookie Team

    One of the bright spots along the Seattle Seahawks offensive line was rookie Damien Lewis. The third-rounder out of LSU started every game for the Seahawks in 2020, including one as backup center for the injured Ethan Pocic, and exceeded expectations. Lewis’ instant success has captured the attention of the Pro Football Writers of America, who put him in their 2020 All-Rookie Team alongside tackles Tristan Wirfs, Jedrick Wills Jr, center Lloyd Cushenberry III, and left guard Mike Onwenu.

  • Analysis: 5 Seahawks Who Deserve Extensions This Offseason
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    Analysis: 5 Seahawks Who Deserve Extensions This Offseason

    Luckily for Schneider, unlike some other teams such as the Saints and Eagles that find themselves in salary cap hell, the Seahawks have several notable veterans with one year left under contract who could be prime candidates for extensions that would quickly create instant cap flexibility heading into the new league year. Here's a look at five deserving extension candidates on Seattle's roster, their current cap hits for 2021, and how a new contract would help facilitate other offseason moves fo...