Good morning, 12s.

Here's a look at what's "out there" for today - Friday, January 27 - about your Seattle Seahawks:

Sherman: Tom Brady "A Dragon That's Not Easily Slain"

With just over a week until the Atlanta Falcons and New England Patriots square off in Super Bowl LI in Houston, Texas, plenty of NFL title game previews have started to pour in, and one of those early looks at next weekend's contest comes from the 2017 Pro Bowl in Orlando, Florida, where Seahawks cornerback Richard Sherman recently joined an ESPN broadcast to share his thoughts on how the game will play out. 

"I see it being a close game," said Sherman, whose Seahawks were eliminated in the Divisional Round at Atlanta. "I see [Patriots head coach] Bill Belichick finding a way — you're not stopping [Falcons receiver] Julio Jones, unless you tie him to his bed the night before, you're not getting it done — but I think they've [the Patriots] shown that they're adept at finding ways to schematically contain guys. I think that they're going to find a way to do that.

"I don't think it's going to be a 40-45 [point] game because Super Bowls rarely are, but I do think it comes down to the fourth quarter. The quarterbacks are playing great, but Tom Brady's not easily slain. He's a dragon that's not easily slain. We've battled with him up and down. Every year we've battled him it's a dog fight, it's to the last second, it's to the last drive, it's to the last play, and I think this is going to be another one of those games. Who wins the last play?"

Super Bowl LI kicks off at 3:30 p.m. PT on Sunday, February 5 with national television coverage on FOX.

Tweet Of The Day

Today's "Tweet of the Day" comes from Seahawks cornerback DeShawn Shead, who lets 12s know he had a successful surgery on the knee he injured in the team's Divisional Round playoff loss, and that he's started rehab in hopes to return "sooner than later."

More From Around The Web

Here at Seahawks.com, digital media producer Aron Yohannes catches up with the Panthers' Thomas Davis at the 2017 Pro Bowl, as the veteran linebacker shares his take on what it is that makes Seattle's Pro Bowl linebacker tandem of Bobby Wagner and K.J. Wright so good. 

Seahawks.com digital media reporter John Boyle breaks down receiver Doug Baldwin's Pro Bowl mic'd up segment from earlier this week and takes a look back at some memorable Pro Bowl performances in team history. 

Seahawks defensive end Michael Bennett swapped shirts - and positions - with Dallas Cowboys running back Ezekiel Elliott at Thursday's NFC Pro Bowl practice.

In partnership with the Seahawks, Windermere Real Estate announced Thursday that it made a $35,000 donation to YouthCare's #TackleHomelessness campaign.

When it comes to accurate passers and sure-handed receivers, Seattle's Russell Wilson and Doug Baldwin were among the best in the NFL this past year, according to numbers from ESPN Stats & Information.

John Clayton at ESPN.com ranks the NFL's 31 Super Bowl-winning head coaches, slotting the Seahawks' Pete Carroll at No. 18.  

NFL.com ranks No. 3 receivers' ability to create the most separation, mentioning Seattle's Tyler Lockett at No. 2. 

At the Pro Bowl, NFL.com recaps Thursday's skills competition.

Bob Condotta at the Seattle Times reviews the Seahawks' group of defensive backs heading into the offseason.

And 710 ESPN Seattle's Gee Scott checks in with Seahawks center Justin Britt about what he hopes to accomplish this offseason.