Good afternoon, 12s. Here's a look at what's out there today — Friday, March 3— about your Seattle Seahawks.
Geno Smith and Ryan Neal Named to Pro Football Focus' Top 101 Players List
The Seahawks 9-8 record and NFC Wild Card berth came in great part to the contributions of several players who stepped up when called upon. Two of them were safety Ryan Neal and quarterback Geno Smith, who were ranked at No. 70 & 71 respectively, on Pro Football Focus' Top-100 players of 2022 rankings.
Sam Monson of PFF breaks down Smith & Ryan's inclusion on the list.
70. RYAN NEAL, SEATTLE SEAHAWKS
Seattle's defense was a surprising unit this season thanks in part to players like Ryan Neal at safety. He played almost 800 snaps for the Seahawks and posted an 84.4 PFF coverage grade thanks to six pass breakups and a very strong second half of the season.
71. GENO SMITH, SEATTLE SEAHAWKS
Before the season, it was almost impossible to foresee the kind of year Geno Smith would have at quarterback for the Seahawks. Only the Bills' Josh Allen posted more big-time throws than Smith's 34, with the veteran showing that he can do much more than act as a bridge quarterback.
To read more on Monson's full list of the top-101 players, click here.
Social Post Of The Day
A throwback to Seahawks defensive end Boye Mafe's 2022 NFL Combine performance.
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Brent Stecker of Seattle Sports 710AM: John Schneider reflects on Seahawks’ 2022 draft named NFL’s best.
Brandon Gustafson of Seattle Sports 710AM: Bumpus: 3 linebackers Seahawks should target in NFL Draft.
Take a look back at some of the best photos of Seahawks fans, the 12s, from the 2022 season.
After scoring Seatttle's first touchdown, Colby Parkinson points into the stands to his family.
12's in the stands were ready to welcome Bruce Irvin back to the team.
A fan takes a photo with Seahawks legend K.J. Wright on the sideline before the game.
Seahawks fans had a message for quarterback Geno Smith, echoing his statement from earlier in the season.
On Friday, 12s were visible all around Munich, on tour buses and in the streets.
12s cheer on the Seahawks buses as they depart for the stadium.
12s were in attendance at Ford Field for the game.
Fans along the railing near the Seahawks tunnel cheer the players as they enter the field.
Head coach Pete Carroll signs autographs for eager 12s before the game.
Former Seahawks quarterback and receiver Seneca Wallace was present on the sidelines with this young 12 prior to the game.
Seahawks head coach Pete Carroll greets members of Jamal Adams's family who attended the game.
This 12 showed up and showed out for the game against the Bears.
Unchenna Nwosu raced to the stands to greet family members after the final whistle.
Fans promote Seahawks players for Pro Bowl voting.
These 12s created a jersey in honor of quarterback Geno Smith.
Seahawks cornerback Sidney Jones celebrates with fans after getting "slimed" postgame as part of the Nickelodeon broadcast.
12s recognized Rams linebacker Bobby Wagner on his return to Seattle.
Seahawks legend and former safety Ken Hamlin brought a friend and special guest to the game.
DK Metcalf signs a 12 flag for fans.
Seahawks tight end Noah Fant slaps hands with 12s watching from end zone suites after his second quarter touchdown.
12s line Seahawks Way as the team buses head to the airport for the trip to Santa Clara to face the 49ers.
Cornerback Tariq Woolen, a fan favorite, plays "rock, paper, scissors" with a young fan before the game.
