Good morning, 12s.

Here's a look at what's "out there" for today - Thursday, February 15 - about your Seattle Seahawks:

Which NFL Coach Would You Most Like To Play For?

Last month at the Senior Bowl, NFL.com polled 20 prospects from 2018's NFL Draft class on a handful of football-related topics hoping to shine some light on how incoming NFL players view the game's current landscape. This week, NFL.com's Chase Goodbread is publishing some of the poll results.

Today's question — which NFL coach would you most like to play for? — garnered a couple of votes for Seattle head coach Pete Carroll, who has led the Seahawks to two Super Bowls and one championship trophy since landing in the Pacific Northwest back in 2010. New England's Bill Belichick received the most votes (4), followed by the Raiders' Jon Gruden (3), New Orleans' Sean Payton (3), and Pittsburgh's Mike Tomlin (3).

Here's a look at how the 20 NFL prospects voted:

Bill Belichick, Patriots (4)

Jon Gruden, Raiders (3)

Sean Payton, Saints (3)

Mike Tomlin, Steelers (3)

Pete Carroll, Seahawks (2)

Dan Quinn, Falcons (2)

Jason Garrett, Cowboys (1)

Bill O'Brien, Texans (1)

Sean McVay, Rams (1)

Yesterday's poll — who is your favorite NFL player? — included one NFL prospect voting for Seattle free safety Earl Thomas. 

Social Post Of The Day

Today's 'Social Post of the Day' comes from the Seahawks Pro Shop, which is offering up to 40 percent off select gear during an in-store sale this President's Day weekend (February 16-19). Click here for store hours and locations.

More From Around The Web

ESPN's NFL Nation reporters eye the next three years in the NFC West, debating which team will have the best quarterback situation and which club will be the favorite to win the division.

Mike Mayock at NFL.com unveiled the first of his position-by-position rankings for the 2018 NFL Draft. 

Bob Condotta at the Seattle Times rounds up which players the latest NFL mock drafts are projecting to the Seahawks.

Don't forget to vote CenturyLink Field for best must-see stadium in North America.

Bill Barnwell at ESPN.com lays out five moves each NFC team should make this offseason.

And the Seahawks will have to compete against 11-time Pro Bowler Larry Fitzgerald for at least one more year. Steve Wilks, the Arizona Cardinals' new head coach, confirmed that the 34-year-old receiver will return for his 15th NFL season.