Good morning, 12s.

Here's a look at what's "out there" for today — Friday, August 25 — about your Seattle Seahawks:

Seahawks Grant Wishes For Seven Kids At VMAC

For the second week in a row, the Seahawks created special once-in-a-lifetime moments for a group of children.

On Thursday at the Virginia Mason Athletic Center, the Seahawks hosted seven total kids ranging from ages 4-13 from two separate wish organizations and granted dreams for the children. Two children were from Dream On 3, an organization which aims to bring "sports dreams to life for qualified children by creating personal experiences with their favorite athletes, sporting event, or sports team." The remaining five were from The Austen Everett Foundation, which works to "inspire, empower, and embolden the lives of kids battling cancer."

The kids and their families were welcomed to the VMAC by Seahawks employees before attending the team's walk-thru and watching their favorite athletes up close in-person. Following practice, they had the opportunity to meet and greet their favorite players before enjoying lunch outside on the team's patio.

Not only did all children witness practice Thursday, they'll also get to see their favorites suit up in pads while in attendance at tonight's preseason matchup against the Kansas City Chiefs.

Pro Shop Item Of The Week

This week's featured item at the Seahawks Pro Shop are new beanies, which were sported by Bobby Wagner last Friday evening against Minnesota: 

Tweet Of The Day

Today's "Tweet of the Day" comes from Seahawks defensive end Cliff Avril, who shared the details for his upcoming Health Fair on Twitter yesterday:

More From Around The Web

Running backs Thomas Rawls and C.J. Prosise are not expected to play this evening against the Kansas City Chiefs. More injury updates can be found here. 

Speaking of the running game, can it find more consistency in Week 3 of the preseason? 

Here's how you can watch, listen to and follow tonight's game against Kansas City.

Receiver Kasen Williams answered 12 Twitter questions from the 12s.

Bob Condotta of The Seattle Times looked at five players you should keep an eye on tonight. 

Dave Wyman of 710 ESPN Seattle broke down one of the plays where Earl Thomas made his presence felt last week against Minnesota. 

Finally, NFL.com analysts made their picks for which defensive unit they believe will be the best in 2017.