Good morning, 12s.
Here's a look at what's 'out there' for today - Thursday, November 1 - about your Seattle Seahawks:
Wagner, McDougald Highlighted By PFF
The 2018 NFL season is eight weeks old, and even though the 4-3 Seahawks have played just seven games thanks to a Week 7 bye, it's widely considered the season's midway point across the league. With that in mind, many NFL sites are doling out midseason awards (Seahawks.com will have midseason honors available next week, when the club has eight of its 16 games under its belt). Pro Football Focus released its list of midseason All-Pros earlier this week, and its team includes Seahawks linebacker Bobby Wagner, who last weekend against Detroit passed Keith Butler for second-place on Seattle's all-time tackles list with 815 for his career. On Wagner's play in 2018, PFF writes:
Wagner's tackling ability has reached all-time great status at this point. He hasn't missed a single one on 42 attempts this season. If we keep going back over the past year and a half, Wagner has missed all of three tackles on his last 192 attempts. And all three of those came after he returned from an injury late last season.
Seattle's Bradley McDougald, meanwhile, earned honorable mention for the safety spot on PFF's midseason All-Pro team.
Social Post Of The Day
Today's 'Social Post of the Day' comes from Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson, who shares a family photo featuring some impressive Black Panther-inspired Halloween costumes.
More From Around The Web
The Seahawks remember Jack Patera, the first head coach in franchise history who passed away on Wednesday following a battle with pancreatic cancer.
Six Seattle players were held out of Wednesday's practice with injuries.
The Seahawks promoted wide receiver Malik Turner from the practice squad.
For the 30th straight season, the Seahawks are teaming with Northwest Harvest to tackle hunger.
Tom Wassell at 710Sports.com reviews the progress of his over/under predictions for the Seahawks at midseason.
Dave Wyman at 710Sports.com breaks down Seahawks punter Michael Dickson's 9-yard run for a first down against the Lions.
Jake Heaps at 710Sports.com analyzes tight end Ed Dickson's immediate impact for the Seahawks.
Matt Calkins at the Seattle Times profiles the play of Seahawks guard D.J. Fluker.
Gregg Bell at the Tacoma News Tribune comments on the play of Seattle's defense.
And ESPN.com projects what NFL rosters could look like in the year 2020.
Go behind the scenes with team photographer Rod Mar as he shares moments from the Seattle Seahawks' Week 8 road win over the Detroit Lions.
On Saturday afternoon in Detroit, Seahawks head coach Pete Carroll watches his team undergo their walkthru at a nearby university's indoor facility due to inclement weather.
Quarterback Russell Wilson shakes hands with receiver David Moore at the end of walkthru on Saturday.
Receiver Doug Baldwin smiles at the end of walkthru after being named a game captain. At right is running back Mike Davis.
Seahawks David Moore, Tre Flowers and Shaquill Griffin have fun as they exit the site of Saturday's walkthru.
After walkthru was a quick visit to Ford Field for the team, who gathered on the field that was still covered from the previous night's concert featuring country star Luke Bryan.
Defensive lineman Jarran Reed exits the bus after walkthru.
Bradley McDougald exits the bus after arriving back at the team's hotel in Detroit.
Neiko Thorpe stops to sign an autograph for a young fan after arriving back at the team hotel after Saturday's walkthru.
On game day, Bobby Wagner was among the first players to head for the buses for the ride to the stadium.
Quarterback Russell Wilson, wearing his Bose headphones, heads for the buses before the game.
At the stadium, offensive lineman D.J. Fluker works with Elijah Nkansah before the game.
Safety Tedric Thompson gets loose during early pregame.
Receivers and former teammates Golden Tate and Doug Baldwin chat on the field hours before the game.
Cornerback Justin Coleman applies eyeblack before leaving the locker room.
As the team prepared for kickoff, guard D.J. Fluker got fired up in the locker room.
The Seahawks gather for a pregame prayer in the moments before leaving the locker room.
Linebacker K.J. Wright, playing for the first time in the regular season, talks to the team before kickoff.
Offensive linemen Justin Britt and Germain Ifedi lead the team down the long walkway from the locker room to the playing surface at Ford Field.
Quarterback Russell Wilson leads the Seahawks onto the field during pregame introductions.
Twin brothers Shaquem and Shaquill Griffin pray together in dim light of the pregame festivities at Ford Field.
The Lions honored Seahawks owner Paul Allen with a moment of silence before kickoff.
Seahawks captains including Russell Wilson, Bobby Wagner and Tyler Ott watch the opening coin toss at midfield.
Seahawks D.J. Fluker and Justin Britt protect the pocket on the team's opening drive of the game.
Seahawks running back Chris Carson leaps through a seam in the first quarter.
Seahawks Chris Carson collides with Detroit's Darius Slay so hard that Slay loses his helmet on the play.
Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson fires a pass to the end zone during the second quarter. Wilson finished the game with three touchdown passes and a perfect 158.3 quarterback rating.
Seattle's Tyler Lockett catches a beautifully thrown pass by Russell Wilson for a 24-yard touchdown in the second quarter.
Tyler Lockett celebrates his 24-yard touchdown reception from Russell Wilson, which tied the game at 7-7 in the second quarter.
Receiver Doug Baldwin is "hit" by a "pitch" thrown by Tyler Lockett during a baseball-themed touchdown celebration.
Seahawks Barkevious Mingo and Shalom Luani dive after a Lions fumble recovered by Mingo in the second quarter.
Seahawks receiver David Moore puts the finishing touches on a juggling touchdown reception on a 15-yard pass from Russell Wilson.
Receiver David Moore leaps high and comes down with a reception initially ruled incomplete but was overturned on a successful Seahawks challenge.
Tight end Ed Dickson, playing his first game as a Seahawk following injury, leaps high to corral his first touchdown pass in a Seattle uniform.
Seattle's defense stymied Lions running back Karryon Johnson, as Bobby Wagner, Quinton Jefferson and Shamar Stephen combining on this tackle.
Seahawks Shaquill Griffin and Bradley McDougald close in as K.J. Wright brings down former Seahawks tight end Luke Willson.
Seahawks running back Chris Carson bulls his way into the end zone for a seven-yard touchdown in the fourth quarter to give Seattle a 28-7 lead.
An official signals Seahawks ball after Frank Clark recovered a fumble by Detroit's Matt Stafford.
Seattle's Bobby Wagner flies into tackle Detroit's Golden Tate after a short gain in the fourth quarter.
Seattle's Justin Coleman leaps high to intercept a pass intended for Detroit's Golden Tate in the fourth quarter.
Seahawks cornerback Justin Coleman celebrates as Detroit fans react after Coleman's interception in the fourth quarter.
12s were abundant in Detroit and held signs honoring the late Seahawks owner Paul Allen.
Head coach Pete Carroll and quarterback Russell Wilson share a smile near the end of Seattle's 28-14 road win at Detroit.
Safety Bradley McDougald is all smiles after greeting 12s in the end zone on his way to the locker room after the game.
Bradley McDougald uses his phone to record the postgame celebration in the Seahawks locker room after the win.
Head coach Pete Carroll smiles amid a happy Seahawks locker room after the victory.
12s waited in the rain on Sunday evening to welcome the Seahawks back to Seattle.
