Good morning, 12s.

Here's a look at what's 'out there' for today – Tuesday, November 26 – about your Seattle Seahawks:

Seahawks Partner With AWS

The Cloud. Machine Learning. Artificial Intelligence.

These are all terms I'm sure you may have come across out in the world in the tech space. You may be thinking, "The Cloud? How can this be useful in the game of football?"

If you remember Seahawks wide receiver Tyler Lockett's spectacular toe-tap catch in the back corner of the end zone during the Seahawks' Week 10 win over the Rams, NFL's Next Gen Stats program measured the probability of that catch was 6.3%. Next Gen Stats actually uses Amazon's cloud computing technology and sensor data for player tracking, player health and wellness data, and scouting information.

With all that said, the Seattle Seahawks announced on Monday that they're selecting Amazon Web Services as its Cloud, Machine Learning, and Artificial Intelligence Provider. The team will use the breadth and depth of AWS's services, including compute, storage, database, analytics, and ML to drive deep analysis of game footage to inform game strategy, improve operational efficiencies, and accelerate decision-making to advance team performance game-to-game.

Seahawks Vice President of Technology Chip Suttles has been a key player in this newly-formed partnership with AWS. Suttles explains, "As our official cloud provider, AWS will enable the Seahawks to become a data-driven organization that uses the power of technology to fuel future championships. We chose AWS because of their relentless focus on innovation, their broad array of machine learning services, and proven experience in supporting large sports organizations and enterprises around the world at scale."

Seahawks President Chuck Arnold also weighed in on the partnership, saying, "We strive to be a consistent championship-caliber team on and off the field, which includes equipping our football operations with the best tools possible to win… We are thrilled to collaborate with AWS and their unmatched analytics services to leverage the power of data and make an instant impact on our team."

For more in-depth information on how the Seahawks plan to use the services offered by AWS, take a look at the full press release on Seahawks.com.

Social Post Of The Day

Today's 'Social Post of the Day' comes from Seahawks.com team reporter John Boyle, as he posts a tweet calling on fans to submit questions for his newest edition of Seahawks Mailbag.

More From Around The Web

Seahawks.com's John Boyle shares 11 numbers of note from the Seahawks' Week 12 win over the Eagles. Boyle also recaps Coach Carroll’s Monday press conference and shares updates on the team’s injury status.

Joe Fann from NBC Sports Northwest analyzes the impact that cornerback Quandre Diggs has been making on the Seahawks defense. Fann also reports on the team’s injury status.

Brady Henderson at ESPN.com highlights running back Rashaad Penny’s performance in the Seahawks' win over the Eagles.

Brandon Gustafson from 710 ESPN Seattle shares his takeaways from Danny O'Neil and Paul Gallant's interview with head coach Pete Carroll on Monday.

Danny O'Neil from 710 ESPN Seattle looks forward to the remainder of the Seahawks’ season.

Bob Condotta at The Seattle Times lists 10 numbers that told the story of the Seahawks' Week 12 road win over the Eagles. Condotta also reports on the team’s injury updates.

Adam Jude at The Seattle Times shares five things to know about the Minnesota Vikings.

Gregg Bell from The Tacoma News Tribune shares linebacker K.J. Wright’s thoughts and feelings regarding the Seahawks' successful defensive performance in Philadelphia.

Michael-Shawn Dugar from The Athletic ranks the 10 most important Seahawks of the 2010’s decade. Dugar also assembles his own ‘Seahawks All-Decade Team.’