Good morning, 12s.
Here's a look at what's "out there" for today — Wednesday, September 13 — about your Seattle Seahawks:
PFHOF Announces 108 Modern-Era Nominees
On Tuesday, the 108 modern-era nominees comprised of players and coaches for the 2018 Pro Football Hall of Fame class were announced. The list of nominees includes 53 offensive players, 38 defensive players, five special teams players and 12 coaches. Eleven of the total nominees are first-year eligible players, including legends such as Randy Moss, Ray Lewis and Brian Urlacher.
Among the nominees this year are seven former Seahawks players in running backs Ricky Watters and Edgerrin James, tight end Ferrell Edmunds, defensive lineman Keith Millard, offensive linemen Steve Hutchinson, Ray Donaldson and Kevin Mawae, along with former head coaches Mike Holmgren, Chuck Knox and Tom Flores. Hutchinson is the only first-time nominee among the group.
The 108 modern-era nominees will be reduced to 25 semifinalists in November and 15 finalists in January.
Tweet Of The Day
Today's "Tweet of the Day" comes from Seahawks wide receiver Tyler Lockett, who swapped jerseys with Green Bay cornerback Damarious Randall after the game Sunday.
Pro Shop Item Of The Week
This week's feature item at the Seahawks Pro Shop are their in-store exclusive New Era 9FIFTY feather pattern snapbacks. You can stop in-store to purchase them or call 206-682-2900 to order.
More From Around The Web
Here's a recap of the latest news around the NFC West division.
Pearl Jam lead guitarist Mike McCready will host a flag football tournament at the home of the Seahawks to support those impacted by inflammatory bowel disease.
Bob Condotta of The Seattle Times looked at why you shouldn't worry about the Seahawks following their loss to Green Bay in the season opener.
Gregg Bell of The News Tribune believes the Seahawks should go more up-tempo against San Francisco in Week 2.
Seahawks center Justin Britt joined KIRO radio and talked about his favorite pizza (yes).
Lockett talked with John Clayton of 710 ESPN Seattle about his return to the field following Sunday's game.
Finally, Mike Rodak of ESPN.com looked at the youngest and oldest starting lineups in the NFL.
Team photographer Rod Mar shares exclusive behind-the-scenes images from the Seattle Seahawks' trip to Green Bay for Week 1 against the Packers.
Quarterback Russell Wilson and cornerback Shaquill Griffin walk from the buses into the team's hotel in Green Bay.
Head coach Pete Carroll spoke to the team after the walk-thru on Saturday.
Seahawks fans and fans of Earl Thomas in particular, waited to see the Seahawks on Saturday.
Running back Eddie Lacy looks out the window as the team's buses approached Lambeau Field for a visit on Saturday. Lacy played for the Packers for four seasons before joining the Seahawks this year.
The Seahawks gather on the turf at Lambeau Field after a brief visit on Saturday.
On Sunday, Jon Ryan heads to the bus for the trip to the game.
Packers fans jammed the parking lots surrounding Lambeau Field and watched as the Seahawks buses arrived.
12s were waiting along the fence to watch the Seahawks walk from the team buses to the locker room.
Receiver Amara Darboh warms up on a stationary bike in the locker room two hours prior to kickoff.
Wearing his Bose headphones, quarterback Russell Wilson emerges from the tunnel leading from the locker room to the field for his early warmups.
Linebacker K.J. Wright warms up hours before kickoff.
Offensive linemen Mark Glowinski, Germain Ifedi and Justin Britt follow an official down the stairs leading from the locker room to the playing field.
Quarterback Russell Wilson glances at the pregame clock, waiting for the cue for the Seahawks to enter the field.
Sunny skies and perfect football weather greeted both teams for the opener.
Head coach Pete Carroll talks to defensive players Terence Garvin and Garrison Smith prior to kickoff.
Captains Jon Ryan, Russell Wilson, Kam Chancellor and Bobby Wagner walk to midfield for the pregame coin toss.
Seahawks punter Jon Ryan was stellar in the first half, forcing the Packers to take possession deep in their own half of the field.
Seahawks special teams recovers a Jon Ryan pun inside the five-yard line.
Cliff Avril celebrates after sacking Aaron Rodgers.
Seattle's K.J. Wright manhandles Green Bay's Ty Montgomery in the second quarter.
Rookie running back Chris Carson finds a hole in the second quarter.
Seattle's Michael Bennett goes airborne in pursuit of Green Bay's Ty Montgomery.
Seattle's Doug Baldwin gets open across the field to put the Seahawks into Packers territory near the end of the first half.
Seattle placekicker Blair Walsh makes the first of this three field goals and is run into by a Packers defender.
Seattle's defense kept up the pressure in the second half with Jarran Reed chasing Green Bay's Aaron Rodgers out of the pocket.
Chris Carson continued running hard, and ended his first NFL game averaging 6.5 yards per carry.
Seattle's Doug Baldwin finds running room after a catch in the second half.
Seattle's Sheldon Richardson combines with Earl Thomas to stop Green Bay's Ty Montgomery.
Seattle defenders Justin Coleman, Bobby Wagner, Nazair Jones and Sheldon Richardson wait for the next play.
Seattle's Earl Thomas intercepted this deep pass with was nullified by penalty in the fourth quarter.
