Good afternoon, 12s.
Here's a look at what's "out there" for today - Wednesday, March 2 - about your Seattle Seahawks:
Lockett Among League's Best Up-And-Comers
Wide receiver Tyler Lockett, who earned first-team All-Pro and Pro Bowl honors as a returner during his rookie season with the Seahawks, has been named to NFL.com's All-Under-25 team, a squad compiled by NFL Media analyst Elliot Harrison.
Lockett, age 23, racked up 852 yards (25.8-yard average) on kick returns and 379 yards (9.5-yard average) on punt returns this past year for Seattle, including a 105-yard kick return for a touchdown and a 57-yard punt return for a score. He came on strong as a receiver as well, making 51 grabs for 664 yards and six touchdowns to join Pro Football Hall of Famer Gale Sayers as the only two rookies in NFL history to record five touchdown catches, a kick-return touchdown, and punt-return touchdown in a season.
Here's what Harrison had to say about Lockett, who the Seahawks moved up to select in the third round of last year's draft out of Kansas State:
If a guy makes first-team All-Pro as a rookie, then he has to be on the All-Under 25 squad heading into his sophomore campaign, right? Lockett averaged 25.8 yards per kick return and 9.5 yards per punt return while catching 51 passes. His ability to do everything earns him his place on this prestigious group of up-and-comers.
Click here to check out the rest of NFL.com's All-Under-25 team.
Tweet Of The Day
Today's "Tweet of the Day" comes from us - @Seahawks, as we share a recap of Monday's inaugural Media Combine in a video hosted by former Seahawks safety Jordan Babineaux.
More From Around The Web
Here at Seahawks.com, digital media reporter John Boyle talks with national media NFL experts about what the Seahawks might do with their first pick in this year's draft and notes the Seahawks chose not to use the franchise or transition tag.
Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson launched his own clothing line earlier this week, the sales of which will benefit his Why Not You foundation.
The Seahawks raised nearly $90,000 in the NFL's Kick Hunger Challenge.
Nine Sea Gals are headed overseas for a 17-day trip to Europe in partnership with Armed Forces Entertainment.
Sheil Kapadia at ESPN.com examines how other NFL teams using the franchise tag affects the Seahawks.
Bob Condotta at the Seattle Times rates and evaluates the 17 Seahawks that are set to become unrestricted free agents one week from today.
Danny O'Neil at 710Sports.com shares highlights from his latest 'Hawk Talk' chat with fans.
And Eric Mandel at 710Sports.com recaps a recent radio conversation with Seahawks linebacker K.J. Wright.
Ten NFL players, including Marshawn Lynch, are in Egypt this week for the fourth annual American Football Without Barriers camp.
In this Monday, Feb. 29, 2016 photo, NFL football player Marshawn Lynch of the Seattle Seahawks, visits the Pyramids of Giza, in Cairo, Egypt. The players are on a visit to Egypt with American Football Without Barriers, a non-profit organization that educates disadvantaged children in the United States and overseas. In conjunction with the Egyptian Federation of American Football, AFWB will have free camps basic, junior and advanced levels for players ages 14-25, as well as a coaching clinic led by Breno Giacomini. (AP Photo/Roger Anis)
In this Monday, Feb. 29, 2016 photo, Pittsburgh Steelers football player DeAngelo Williams, left, visits the Pyramids of Giza, in Cairo, Egypt. The players are on a visit to Egypt with American Football Without Barriers, a non-profit organization that educates disadvantaged children in the United States and overseas. In conjunction with the Egyptian Federation of American Football, AFWB will have free camps basic, junior and advanced levels for players ages 14-25, as well as a coaching clinic led by Breno Giacomini.(AP Photo/Roger Anis)
In this Monday, Feb. 29, 2016 photo, NFL football players Breno Giacomini of the New York Jets, left, and Gary Barnidge of the Cleveland Browns, visit the Pyramids of Giza, in Cairo, Egypt. The players are on a visit to Egypt with American Football Without Barriers, a non-profit organization that educates disadvantaged children in the United States and overseas. In conjunction with the Egyptian Federation of American Football, AFWB will have free camps basic, junior and advanced levels for players ages 14-25, as well as a coaching clinic led by Breno Giacomini. (AP Photo/Roger Anis)
In this Monday, Feb. 29, 2016 photo, from left to right, staff member Denny Somersan, NFL players Gary Barnidge of the Cleveland Browns, Breno Giacomini of the New York Jets, and Oday Aboushi of Houston Texans, visit the Pyramids of Giza, in Cairo, Egypt. The players are on a visit to Egypt with American Football Without Barriers, a non-profit organization that educates disadvantaged children in the United States and overseas. In conjunction with the Egyptian Federation of American Football, AFWB will have free camps basic, junior and advanced levels for players ages 14-25, as well as a coaching clinic led by Breno Giacomini. (AP Photo/Roger Anis)
In this Monday, Feb. 29, 2016 photo, NFL football players, left to right, Tight End Gary Barnidge of the Cleveland Browns, Offensive Lineman Oday Aboushi of the Houston Texans, Tight End Jordan Cameron of the Miami Dolphins, and Defensive End/Special Teams Johnson Bademosi of the Cleveland Browns, visit the Pyramids of Giza, in Cairo, Egypt. The players are on a visit to Egypt with American Football Without Barriers, a non-profit organization that educates disadvantaged children in the United States and overseas. In conjunction with the Egyptian Federation of American Football, AFWB will have free camps basic, junior and advanced levels for players ages 14-25, as well as a coaching clinic led by Breno Giacomini. (AP Photo/Roger Anis)
In this Monday, Feb. 29, 2016 photo, DeAngelo Williams of the Pittsburgh Steelers, poses for a photograph during his visit to the Pyramids of Giza, in Cairo, Egypt. The players are on a visit to Egypt with American Football Without Barriers, a non-profit organization that educates disadvantaged children in the United States and overseas. In conjunction with the Egyptian Federation of American Football, AFWB will have free camps basic, junior and advanced levels for players ages 14-25, as well as a coaching clinic led by Breno Giacomini. (AP Photo/Roger Anis)
In this Monday, Feb. 29, 2016 photo,Houston Texans, Offensive Lineman Oday Aboushi, center, visits the Pyramids of Giza, in Cairo, Egypt. The players are on a visit to Egypt with American Football Without Barriers, a non-profit organization that educates disadvantaged children in the United States and overseas. In conjunction with the Egyptian Federation of American Football, AFWB will have free camps basic, junior and advanced levels for players ages 14-25, as well as a coaching clinic led by Breno Giacomini.(AP Photo/Roger Anis)
In this Monday, Feb. 29, 2016 photo, Quarterback player, Colby Cameron of the Fujitsu Frontiers, speaks to an Egyptian man during his visit to the Pyramids of Giza, in Cairo, Egypt. The players are on a visit to Egypt with American Football Without Barriers, a non-profit organization that educates disadvantaged children in the United States and overseas. In conjunction with the Egyptian Federation of American Football, AFWB will have free camps basic, junior and advanced levels for players ages 14-25, as well as a coaching clinic led by Breno Giacomini. (AP Photo/Roger Anis)
In this Monday, Feb. 29, 2016 photo, Quarterback player, Colby Cameron of the Fujitsu Frontiers, visits the Pyramids of Giza, in Cairo, Egypt. The players are on a visit to Egypt with American Football Without Barriers, a non-profit organization that educates disadvantaged children in the United States and overseas. In conjunction with the Egyptian Federation of American Football, AFWB will have free camps basic, junior and advanced levels for players ages 14-25, as well as a coaching clinic led by Breno Giacomini. (AP Photo/Roger Anis)
In this Monday, Feb. 29, 2016 photo, Breno Giacomini of the New York Jets, visits the Pyramids of Giza, in Cairo, Egypt. The players are on a visit to Egypt with American Football Without Barriers, a non-profit organization that educates disadvantaged children in the United States and overseas. In conjunction with the Egyptian Federation of American Football, AFWB will have free camps basic, junior and advanced levels for players ages 14-25, as well as a coaching clinic led by Breno Giacomini. (AP Photo/Roger Anis)
In this Monday, Feb. 29, 2016 photo,AFWB Board Member Todd Buelow, left, Gary Barnidge of the Cleveland Browns, center, and Breno Giacomini of the New York Jets, third left, and a man pose for a photograph at the Pyramids of Giza, in Cairo, Egypt. The players are on a visit to Egypt with American Football Without Barriers, a non-profit organization that educates disadvantaged children in the United States and overseas. In conjunction with the Egyptian Federation of American Football, AFWB will have free camps basic, junior and advanced levels for players ages 14-25, as well as a coaching clinic led by Breno Giacomini. (AP Photo/Roger Anis)
In this Monday, Feb. 29, 2016 photo, Denny Somersan, foreground, and Quarterback player, Colby Cameron of the Fujitsu Frontiers, background visit the Pyramids of Giza, in Cairo, Egypt. The players are on a visit to Egypt with American Football Without Barriers, a non-profit organization that educates disadvantaged children in the United States and overseas. In conjunction with the Egyptian Federation of American Football, AFWB will have free camps basic, junior and advanced levels for players ages 14-25, as well as a coaching clinic led by Breno Giacomini. (AP Photo/Roger Anis)
In this Monday, Feb. 29, 2016 photo, Marshawn Lynch of the Seattle Seahawks, left, and Running Back retired player Alvin Bowen, visit the Pyramids of Giza, in Cairo, Egypt. The players are on a visit to Egypt with American Football Without Barriers, a non-profit organization that educates disadvantaged children in the United States and overseas. In conjunction with the Egyptian Federation of American Football, AFWB will have free camps basic, junior and advanced levels for players ages 14-25, as well as a coaching clinic led by Breno Giacomini. (AP Photo/Roger Anis)
