Good afternoon, 12s.
Here's a look at what's 'out there' for today – Thursday, February 28 – about your Seattle Seahawks:
Seattle Seahawks: World Travelers
From sea to shining sea, your favorite Seahawks players have been posting on their socials for us to see. We thought you may not want to spend the time scrolling up and down Twitter and Instagram all day to see what these guys are up to with their families and loved ones, so we decided to put together a collection of social media posts of Seahawks players on vacation.
Whether it's QB1, QB2, or the Griffin brothers, a lot of players take advantage of the free time in the offseason to explore new destinations, make memories, and spread cheer in their community. Let's take a little trip around the world, shall we?
Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson and his wife Ciara just arrived in Brazil this week. Who knows what the duo is up to, but what we do know is that nearly anything is possible when they're together.
It looks like QB1 just missed QB2, Brett Hundley, who was down in Brazil earlier this month. However, the Seahawks quarterback didn't stop there as he continued his travels to Colombia, then eventually making his way across the pond to Germany.
While Hundley is visiting the original castle, Seahawks defensive end Quinton Jefferson took his family to the Disney version. The family man probably enjoyed a break from Seattle's cold weather down in the nice Southern California heat.
Another player enjoying the warm weather is Seahawks linebacker K.J. Wright. The Pro Bowl linebacker played it smart picking a country like Colombia that's right next to the equator.
Seahawks wide receiver Jaron Brown and offensive tackle Duane Brown coincidentally both vacationed in Mexico during the offseason. Well, maybe not that much of a coincidence considering Seattle just got over quite the snow storm a few weeks ago.
Seahawks cornerback Tre Flowers took a different approach while searching for the warm weather, as he made his way over to Hawaii. The rookie starter seemed to be living up the island-life experience a few thousand miles away from the Pacific Northwest.
Last but definitely not least, the Griffin brothers traveled to Indianapolis, Indiana to the Peyton Manning Children's Hospital to spend time with some of the patients.
Social Post Of The Day
Today's 'Social Post of the Day' comes from Seahawks mascot Blitz, as he announced a road trip to Yakima, Washington to visit some 12s in Eastern Washington.
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For Thursday Night Football, receiver Tyler Lockett arrived dressed as the legendary "Bobby Bouchard" from the movie "The Waterboy".
At Sea Tac airport, Bradley McDougald walks from the bus to the charter flight to the Windy City.
Receiver Brandon Marshall walks into the Seahawks locker room Sunday morning.
Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson arrives at CenturyLInk Field and walks by a mural next to the team's locker room.
Seahawks cornerback Shaquill Griffin arrives for the game against the 49ers.
Shaquill and Shaquem Griffin arrive at the stadium, well-dressed and camera ready.
Seahawks tight end Nick Vannett arrives at CenturyLink Field in advance of the Monday Night Football game against the visiting Minnesota Vikings.
On Saturday afternoon, cornerback Neiko Thorpe headed from VMAC to the team's buses for the trip to Chicago.
Receiver Tyler Lockett and defensive end Frank Clark depart the Seahawks locker room after the game.
Shaquem and Shaquill Griffin head for the team buses to begin the trip from Seattle for the Week 4 game against the Arizona Cardinals.
Stylish tight end Nick Vannett arrives to a nearly empty locker room hours before kickoff.
On game day, Bobby Wagner was among the first players to head for the buses for the ride to the stadium.
