Good afternoon, 12s.
Here's a look at what's "out there" for today — Monday, March 27 — about your Seattle Seahawks:
Baldwin, Richardson Advance In NFL Network's Tournament of Catches
Only eight players remain in Nate Burleson's tournament of his favorite catches from the 2016 NFL season, and the Seahawks have pretty good odds of claiming the title.
Seahawks wide receivers Doug Baldwin and Paul Richardson both advanced to the third round of the competition and have a solid shot of competing against one another in the finals. For his one-handed catch against San Francisco, Baldwin is going up against Cincinnati's A.J. Green, who made a spectacular Hail Mary touchdown catch against Cleveland. Richardson's one-handed snag in the Seahawks' wild-card matchup against the Lions is up against Julian Edelman's diving catch against Atlanta in Super Bowl LI.
In order for both receivers to move on, they need support from the 12s. Click here to vote for both of their catches before voting ends Thursday.
Tweet Of The Day
Today's "Tweet of the Day" comes from new Seahawks running back Eddie Lacy, who offered fans a small preview of what he'll look like in the team's blue uniform on Instagram:
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Team photographer Rod Mar shares exclusive behind-the-scenes images from the Seahawks' 26-6 win over the Detroit Lions in an NFC Wild Card playoff game on Saturday, January 7 at Seattle's CenturyLink Field.
Jimmy Graham arrives at CenturyLink Field at 145pm, some 3 1/2 hours before kickoff for the wild card playoff game against the visiting Detroit Lions.
At 3:20pm, punter Jon Ryan pauses to sign autographs as he heads back to the locker room after working out on the field.
Linebacker Bobby Wagner, who was named All-Pro this week, acknowledges fans as he heads to the field for his early warmups.
New return specialist Devin Hester fields punts two hours before kickoff.
In the locker room defensive players Frank Clark, Cassius Marsh and Kelvin Taylor relax and hydrate.
Quarterback Russell Wilson, lit by a television light, prepares to the the field for warmups.
Free safety Earl Thomas returned to CenturyLink Field for the first time since injuring his leg, and he joined his Legion of Boom teammates outside the locker room for their pregame huddle.
Earl Thomas watches the Seahawks warmup on the field while in his boot and crutches after injuring his leg during the regular season.
Defensive end Frank Clark takes a moment and walks to a line of fans and family members during pregame warmups.
Doug Baldwin finds space alone in the locker room before kickoff.
Michael Bennett rallies his teammates just before the Seahawks left the locker room for kickoff.
Seahawks players wait impatiently in the tunnel to run onto the field during pregame ceremonies.
Cornerback DeShawn Shead walks through fog and lasers as he waits for his name to be called during pregame introductions.
The arches of CenturyLink Field are temporarily bathed in red, white and blue as a giant American flag is held by military personnel during the playing of the national anthem.
Richard Sherman gathers his teammates around on the Seahawks sideline just prior to kickoff.
Bobby Wagner fights through blocks to tackle Detroit's Zach Zenner in the first quarter.
Russell Wilson tries to fire a pass as he is being dragged down by Detroit's Kerry Hyder.
Seattle head coach Pete Carroll shouts instructions during the first half.
12s let their voices be heard during the first quarter.
The run game began to find its footing in the second quarter as Justin Britt (68), George Fant (74) and company opened holes for running back Thomas Rawls (34).
With the game still scoreless, the Seahawks went for it on fourth down, and receiver Paul Richardson reached around his defender to make this acrobatic touchdown catch.
Seattle's DeShawn Shead deflects a pass just before it reaches Lions receiver Anquan Boldin in the first half.
Thomas Rawls rumbles free up the left side in the second quarter.
In the locker room at halftime, Cliff Avril and Cassius Marsh listen to instructions from defensive coordinator Kris Richard.
Members of the defense pay attention as halftime instructions and adjustments are given in the Seattle locker room.
New Seahawks long snapper Tyler Ott (with ball) recovered a Jon Ryan punt at the four-yard line in his debut with the team.
Thomas Rawls heads upfield on a long run up the right side. Notice quarterback Russell Wilson running behind him.
Near the end of the play, quarterback Russell Wilson provides a block as Thomas Rawls cuts back for a 32-yard gain that would set up a Seattle field goal.
Kicker Steven Hauschka nails a 27-yard field goal in the third quarter to extend Seattle's lead to 13-3.
Seahawks receiver Doug Baldwin gets free in the secondary to haul in a 42-yard reception in the third quarter.
Seahawks running back Thomas Rawls leaps in the end zone after scoring on a four-yard touchdown run to extend Seattle's lead to 19-6 over Detroit.
Seaahawks receiver Doug Baldwin stiff-arms Lions Don Carey in the fourth quarter.
The Sea Gals perform in the south end zone between quarters.
Seattle's Paul Richardson gets a step on Detroit's Nevin Lawson and makes a one-handed catch for 27-yards.
With Detroit's Nevin Lawson holding his right arm, Seattle's Paul Richardson uses his left hand to complete the one-handed catch.
Seattle's Doug Baldwin manages to catch a pass from Russell Wilson with one hand and his leg for a first down on a play that was initially ruled incomplete then overturned on review.
Doug Baldwin signals "first down" as officials review his catch in the fourth quarter.
Receivers Doug Baldwin and Jermaine Kearse celebrate after Baldwin's touchdown gave Seattle a 26-6 lead late in the fourth quarter.
Seattle's Cliff Avril sacks Detroit quarterback Matthew Stafford just prior to the two-minute warning.
On the Seahawks sideline, defensive backs Neiko Thorpe and Kam Chancellor celebrate the victory.
Running back Thomas Rawls, who finished the night with 161 yards and a touchdown on 27 carries, walks onto the field after the final whistle.
Former teammates and still friends Jermaine Kearse and Golden Tate pose for a photo together after the game.
Seahawks receiver Doug Baldwin stops to acknowledge a young fan on his way back to the locker room after the win.
Seahawks Doug Baldwin and Bobby Wagner shake hands with Bert Kolde and team owner Paul Allen as they enter the locker room postgame.
Offensive tackle Garry Gilliam shakes hands with safety Kam Chancellor while in the background Richard Sherman talks with GM John Schneider.
Offensive architects Tom Cable and Darrell Bevell chat in the locker room after the win.
Running back Thomas Rawls acknowledges teammates and especially the offensive line including Germaine Ifedi, Justin Britt, Mark Glowinski and Garry Gilliam after the game.
Right tacker George Fant shakes hands with running back Thomas Rawls after the the Seahawks rushed for 177 yards in the win over Detroit.
Michael Bennett brings the Seahawks together in the middle of the locker room postgame.
Seahawks cornerback Richard Sherman offers a wave and a smile to the media during his postgame press conference.
Friends and family of receiver Doug Baldwin listen as he speaks to the media after the game in which he caught 11 passes on 12 targets for 104 yards and a touchdown.
