Good morning, 12s. Happy Victory Monday! Here's a look at what's happening today – Monday, Dec. 14 – for your Seattle Seahawks.

What's Being Said: Seahawks 40, Jets 3

The Seahawks recovered from their first home loss of the season with a dominant 40-3 win over the Jets. New York scored the first three points of the game, but that was all it mustered against Seattle's defense. Russell Wilson led the way with 206 passing yards and four touchdowns despite being pulled before the fourth quarter with the lead in hand. DK Metcalf, Freddie Swain, Will Dissly and David Moore each caught a touchdown.

Here's what the media are saying after the Seahawks' big win:

Seahawks.com reporter John Boyle on Jamal Adams’ historic afternoon against his former team.

Also at Seahawks.com, Boyle with five rapid reactions immediately following the game.

Read what the Seahawks and what the Jets said after the game.

Bob Condotta of the Seattle Times handed out grades in his weekly report card.

Larry Stone of the Seattle Times on how Sunday was a clear return to the brand of “Seahawk football” that Pete Carroll loves.

Gregg Bell of the Tacoma News Tribune on Russell Wilson, DK Metcalf and Jamal Adams’ performances in the Seahawks’ rout.

Ben Arthur of the Seattle PI has three takeaways from the victory, including the “legit” Seahawks defense.

The 710 ESPN Seattle staff gave their instant reactions to the Seahawks’ win.

Danny O'Neil of 710 ESPN Seattle wonders if the blowout win was the fixer elixir that the Seahawks’ offense needed.

Michael-Shawn Dugar of The Athletic with 10 observations from the game.

Lindsey Wisniewski of NBC Sports Northwest on Russell Wilson’s comments comparing Sunday’s win to how he felt in 2012.

Jelani Scott of NFL.com with three things we learned in Sunday’s contest.

Brady Henderson of ESPN wrote his postgame story on Jamal Adams’ performance.

Holden Perrelli of Pro Football Focus with the story of the game and rookie watch.

Ben Burr-Kirven Hosts Virtual Meet And Greet With Atlantic Street Center

Seahawks linebacker Ben Burr-Kirven recently partnered with the Atlantic Street Center in Seattle for a virtual meet and greet with 85 kids.

Burr-Kirven hosted the event in an effort to make virtual learning easier for the 500 local, at-risk youth of the Atlantic Street Center. He generously donated headphones to the cause as a surprise. The event included a special question and answer session, a motivational discussion and the surprise headphone donation.

The event aimed to empower children facing systemic barriers to thrive both inside and outside the classroom.

Social Post Of The Day

Choosing just one social post after a huge victory is nearly impossible, but here's our best shot. Enjoy this hilariously bad camera work by DK Metcalf after his touchdown on Sunday.