Good afternoon, 12s. 

Jamie Han, Seahawks.com's digital media intern, here, taking over the daily round-up while Tony Drovetto and John Boyle are out of the office for the next few days.

Here's a look at what's "out there" for today - Monday, July 18 - about your Seattle Seahawks:

ESPN: Seahawks Have NFL's Top "Young" Talent

Last Monday, ESPN NFL Insiders pinned the Seahawks as the team with the best future for the next three seasons.  This week, they broke down the future of the league even further.  The Seahawks were favorable in the categories "team with the most talented 'young' roster" and "team you would most want to coach right now."

Which team has the most talented "young" roster in the NFL?

John Clayton, senior NFL writer: Seattle.  Its entire core is under contract for a few more years and most of its best players aren't close to their 30s.  Plus they reloaded big-time in the draft.

Mike Sando, senior NFL writer: Seattle.  It has zero starts over the age of 30 and several in the 23-28 range.

Field Yates, NFL Insider: It's scary to think, but my answer is Seattle.  Consider the list of players on its roster who are 27 or younger: Russell Wilson, Earl Thomas, Bobby Wagner, Doug Baldwin, Thomas Rawls, Jermaine Kearse, Tyler Lockett, K.J. Wright, Jeremy Lane and a host of others.  Deep and talented.

Which team would you most want to coach right now?

Matt Bowen, NFL writer: Seattle.  Swagger, speed and a suffocating defense.

Sando: Seattle for the roster, owner, stadium and location.

Other questions answered by the panel were, which quarterback you want for the next 10 years, which rookie would you want roster for the next five years, which coach hired this offseason will be looked at as the best hire five years from now, what will be the NFL's worst contract in three years, and what city will have an NFL team within the next 10 years.

Tweet Of The Day

Today's "Tweet of the Day" comes from the Seahawks PR team, which shares a statistic about the success Seattle has enjoyed since 2012.

More From Around The Web

Here on Seahawks.com, digital media reporter John Boyle previews the new-look offensive line heading into training camp. This kicks off the 2016 training camp preview series which will highlight a position group each day. 

Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson hosted Nickelodeon Kids’ Choice Sports Award for the second straight year.

Matt Bowen and Tristian H. Cockcroft at ESPN answer fantasy questions about Seahawks running back Thomas Rawls.

Doug Farrarr at Sports Illustrated tabbed Seahawks receiver Doug Baldwin as the best slot receiver in the NFL while tight end Jimmy Graham landed at No. 5 on Melissa Jacobs' list of the NFL's best tight ends.