Good morning, 12s.

Here's a look at what's 'out there' for today – Friday, August 23 – about your Seattle Seahawks:

Comeback King

Some call him 'Mr. Fourth Quarter.' Perhaps, 'Mr. Clutch?' We all know how 'dangerruss' he can be when the clock is ticking down and the ball's in his hands.

Pro Football Focus tweeted out a graphic on Thursday that listed five Seahawks players with the highest grade in the fourth quarter. Quarterback Russell Wilson topped the list with a rating of 85.1. Following QB1, was wideout Tyler Lockett (83.1), running back Chris Carson (75.0), offensive tackle George Fant (74.7), and offensive tackle Duane Brown (72.8).

As PFF mentioned in the copy of their Tweet, it's "no surprise who led the #Seahawks in the 4th last season." These numbers were calculated using data from the 2018 season for offensive players who played a minimum of 75 snaps.

According to a January article published by NFL.com, Wilson is "tied for the most 4th-quarter comebacks (21) and game-winning drives (27) since entering the league in 2012, including [the] postseason. One of his most memorable 4th-quarter comebacks happened in the 2014 postseason. Down 7-19 in the fourth quarter, the Seahawks came back to beat the Packers in overtime and clinch the NFC Championship."

Pro Football Focus is a notable website in the football community that thoroughly analyzes the National Football League and NCAA Division-I football. The analysis is extremely in-depth as it "covers every player on every play of every game for the most comprehensive analysis of player performance," says Profootballfocus.com.

Social Post Of The Day

Today's 'Social Post of the Day' comes from the official Twitter of CenturyLink Field, as they send the team 'good vibes' on their way to Los Angeles for tomorrow's preseason matchup against the Chargers.

More From Around The Web

Seahawks.com's John Boyle recaps quarterback Russell Wilson's press conference quotes regarding his recent joining of the Seattle Sounders FC ownership group. Boyle also writes up a story featuring rookie safety Ugo Amadi, and what he's been able to show the team so far.

Brady Henderson from ESPN.com looks into linebacker Bobby Wagner’s one missed tackle from 2018.

Bob Condotta at the Seattle Times and Gregg Bell from The Tacoma News Tribune both write up Russell Wilson's thoughts on becoming a part-owner of the Sounders FC.

Gregg Bell from the Tacoma News Tribune writes up a story featuring center Joey Hunt and his performance as of late.

Tim Booth at AP Sports publishes an article on 710 ESPN Seattle that analyzes the team’s current identity and their potential this season.

Joe Fann at NBC Sports Northwest highlights tight end Jacob Hollister and his journey from New England to Seattle.

Michael-Shawn Dugar expands on the potential of guard Ethan Pocic.