Good afternoon, 12s.
Here's a look at what's "out there" for today — Wednesday, July 5 — about your Seattle Seahawks:
Three Seahawks Make NFL.com's Top Safeties Of All-Time
For NFL.com, senior analyst and former Dallas Cowboys VP of player personnel Gil Brandt published his 31 greatest safeties in football history.
Three Seahawks players made Brandt's list in Kam Chancellor (No. 23), Earl Thomas (No. 19) and Kenny Easley (No. 7).
Chancellor and Thomas are two of four current players to be featured on the list (the other two being Eric Weddle and Eric Berry). The formidable safety duo, one that was recently tabbed one of the most feared groups, has helped lead Seattle's defense to prominence, including the franchise's first Super Bowl title.
The five-time Pro Bowler Easley, who will be inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame next month, played for the Seahawks from 1981 until 1987 and recorded 32 career interceptions in his legendary career.
Social Post Of The Day
Today's "Social Post of the Day" comes from Seahawks tight end Jimmy Graham, who did some awesome flying over the holiday weekend:
More From Around The Web
John Clayton of 710 ESPN Seattle broke down the Seahawks' biggest areas of roster competition.
ESPN’s NFL Nation reporters covering the NFC West debate which team is best positioned to challenge the Seahawks for their division crown.
Michael-Shawn Dugar of SeattlePI wonders who could be the next Seahawks first-time Pro Bowl player.
Finally, NFL.com’s Steve Wyche picked Seahawks linebacker Bobby Wagner as the most explosive player in the league.
A total of eight Seahawks players made NFL Network's Top 100 of 2017.
Maurice Photo Inc. - 2016
Maurice Photo Inc. - 2016
Michael Bennett strikes a pose after sacking Jet's quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick.
Safety Earl Thomas celebrates as he crosses the goal line with the game's opening touchdown. In the stands, a sea of 12s can be seen cheering as many Seahawks fans made the trip to New Orleans.
Russell Wilson reaches the ball into the end zone for a rare receiving touchdown by the quarterback, who caught a pass thrown by receiver Doug Baldwin.
Seahawks cornerback Richard Sherman throws the ball in a defiant celebration after his first interception of the game, and the season.
Maurice Photo Inc. - 2016
