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Good morning, 12s.
Here's a look at what's "out there" for today – Thursday, March 24 – about your Seattle Seahawks.
Steve Largent Jersey is Top-Selling Throwback
Mitchell & Ness, a Philadelphia-based company that specializes in vintage sporting goods published a list of the top-selling throwback jerseys in each state, and for the second straight year, former Seahawks receiver Steve Largent is No. 1 in Washington among former NFL, MLB, NBA and NHL players.
Largent, a member of the Pro Football Hall of Fame and the Seahawks Ring of Honor, also earned top honors in Maine, surpassing last year's best-seller in the Pine Tree State, Dave Winfield.
Former Boston Celtics great Larry Bird is the top seller in five states, the most of any athlete, while Kobe Bryant is No. 1 in overall sales (is it a throwback if he's still playing?).
Tweet of the Day
Today's Tweet of the day comes from tight end Jimmy Graham, whose Miami Hurricanes are playing Villanova in the Sweet 16 of the NCAA tournament today. Graham's Tweet includes a link to a highlight video of his hoops-playing days at Miami.
More From Around The Web
Here at Seahawks.com, we have a recap of Pete Carroll's session with the media at the NFL annual meetings, including his optimism about the offensive line despite losing two starters.
We also have a look at two more rule changes approved at Wednesday’s meetings.
Bob Condotta of the Seattle Times checks in from the NFL annual meetings in Boca Raton, and says Pete Carroll is "particularly excited" about the way his team has bounced back from its playoff loss in Carolina.
You can find more of the Times’ coverage from the annual league meetings here.
ESPN's Sheil Kapadia was also in Boca Raton, and has lots of good stuff here.
And finally, with "Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice" hitting theaters this week, NFL.com has a super hero mock draft. They have Seattle taking the Joker with the 26th pick.
"The Clown Prince of Crime has terrorized Gotham City for quite some time. Thriving on chaos, he's simply too erratic for many teams and he'll likely plummet to this late in the draft. But if there's anything that gets Joker performing at his best, it's an audience. He's a great fit for the 12th man in Seattle. Joker's unpredictability will go well with the Legion of Boom. Offenses will never know what hit them."
Take a look at which Seahawks players' alma maters are still alive in the Sweet 16 of the 2016 NCAA men's basketball tournament.
Maryland defensive lineman A.J. Francis (96) looks on during the first half of an NCAA college football game against North Carolina State, Saturday, Oct. 20, 2012, in College Park, Md. (AP Photo/Nick Wass)
Oday Aboushi signals to offensive line teammates Germain Ifedi and Justin Britt prior to the snap.
Seahawks receiver Doug Baldwin hauls in a pass over the outstretched arms of Colts defensive back Vontae Davis.
Seahawks receiver Doug Baldwin hauls in a pass over the outstretched arms of Colts defensive back Vontae Davis.
Seahawks Earl Thomas and Shaquill Griffin upend Indy's Donte Moncrief in the first quarter.
Seahawks Earl Thomas and Shaquill Griffin upend Indy's Donte Moncrief in the first quarter.
Photographers focus their lenses during the singing of the national anthem.
Quarterback and captain Russell Wilson waits for his name to be called during pregame introductions.
Quarterback and captain Russell Wilson waits for his name to be called during pregame introductions.
Defensive end Michael Bennett address the team in the locker room before they take the field.
Defensive end Michael Bennett address the team in the locker room before they take the field.
Specialists Blair Walsh and Jon Ryan warmup during pregame.
Specialists Blair Walsh and Jon Ryan warmup during pregame.
Stephen F Austin's Cordell Roberson, right, comes down with a touchdown catch in front of Texas A&M's Steven Terrell, left, during the second quarter of an NCAA college football game Saturday, Sept. 4, 2010, in College Station, Texas. (AP Photo/Dave Einsel)
