Good morning, 12s. 

Here's a look at what's "out there" for today — Monday, February 13 — about your Seattle Seahawks: 

Lockett Catches Up With Gee Scott 

Rehabbing from a severe leg injury hasn't stopped Seahawks wide receiver Tyler Lockett from enjoying life.

He's attended local high school basketball games, visited Vashon Island with teammate Kasen Williams and has watched a ton of television shows. This is all in addition to going through his daily rehab procedure. 

In a Q&A with Gee Scott of 710 ESPN Seattle, Lockett reflected on the process, when his injury happened, the steps he's taking to get back on the field and whether or not he'll be ready for the start of the 2017 season. Here's a snippet from the interview: 

*"The first thing I thought was that I knew I was done. I mean, I didn't feel anything though. I was just laying there. I remember the ground being really comfortable. When they asked me what was up, I was like, "I can't feel my leg." There was no pain at all. Everything felt normal, but you know when your foot is asleep? It felt like my leg was asleep." *

Tweet Of The Day

Today's "Tweet of the Day" comes from University of Missouri football recruiting assistant Kenronte Walker, who shared this photo of Seahawks center Justin Britt training back at his alma mater.

https://twitter.com/_KWALK30/status/831200650180571136 

More From Around The Web 

In his latest offseason position breakdown, digital media reporter John Boyle looks at the safety group. 

The NFL hosted draft-eligible players at Seahawks headquarters on Saturday for the 2017 Regional Combine.

ESPN's Sheil Kapadia on why he thinks the Seahawks need to improve on third down next season. 

Seahawks wide receiver Jermaine Kearse has recorded phone calls that will go to absent students in the Tumwater School District. 

Finally, over the weekend, Dave Boling of The News Tribune wrote about how Marshawn Lynch's style makes him a Hall of Famer.