Good morning, 12s. Here's a look at what's out there today — Tuesday, December 12 — about your Seattle Seahawks.
Linebacker Jordyn Brooks continues standout season less than a year after a torn ACL.
Seattle linebacker Jordyn Brooks' 2022 season didn’t end on his terms, as he tore his ACL in Week 17 against the New York Jets. After a remarkable comeback to return to the field in 2023 less than eight months after surgery, Brooks is playing the best football of his career, and on Sunday he eclipsed the 100-tackle mark for the third consecutive season.
Brooks' passion for the game has been evident throughout the Seahawks' 2023 campaign - from his determination to return to the field for the season opener to his fiery play through Week 14. In Seattle's Week 14 28-16 loss to the San Francisco 49ers, Brooks notched six tackles, surpassing 100 on the year. Thus far, Brooks has totaled 102 tackles, 4.5 sacks, eight tackles for loss, one interception, one forced fumble, one recovery and a touchdown. Of the 20 players league-wide to accumulate 100 tackles through 14 weeks, Brooks is the only linebacker with four or more sacks.
Brooks has continued to blossom into a leader for Seattle’s defense. The Texas Tech alum climbed to tackle No.100 on Sunday after battling thru an ankle injury that didn’t allow to keep him off the field.
Seattle prepares to face the Philadelphia Eagles next week on Monday Night Football for a chance to keep their playoff hopes alive. After overcoming several injuries, Brooks continues a season that deserves praise.
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Seahawks cornerback Devon Witherspoon ranks second amongst all defensive rookies in Pro Football Focus' grading system through Week 14.
More From Around The Web:
Bob Condotta of the Seattle Times: Extra day could prove ‘invaluable’ to Geno Smith’s potential return for Seahawks.
Bob Condotta of The Seattle Times: Seahawks will ‘take care of business’ to get defense going and ‘make something out of this year.’
Bob Condotta and Adam Jude of The Seattle Times: Four Downs with Bob Condotta and Adam Jude: Can the Seahawks still make the playoffs?
Mike Salk of Seattle Sports 710AM: Salk: Truths are being hammered home by Seahawks’ losing streak.
Stacy Rost of Seattle Sports 710AM: Rost: 3 words that underline the state of the Seahawks’ season.
Michael-Shawn Dugar of The Athletic: Seahawks confident Drew Lock can keep their season alive, if Geno Smith can’t go.
Jonathan Alfano of Sports Illustrated: Drew Lock Draws Praise After First Seattle Seahawks Start.
Geno Smith, Seahawks employees and Delta employees spent the afternoon sorting and repackaging produce at the Food LifeLine warehouse in Seattle. The Seahawks presented a $10,000 check to Food LifeLine and recognized Aaron Czyzewski of Food Lifeline as a Delta Community Captain.
Seahawks and Geno Smith at the Food LifeLine warehouse in Seattle sorting and repackaging produce.
Seahawks and Geno Smith at the Food LifeLine warehouse in Seattle sorting and repackaging produce.
Seahawks and Geno Smith at the Food LifeLine warehouse in Seattle sorting and repackaging produce.
Seahawks and Geno Smith at the Food LifeLine warehouse in Seattle sorting and repackaging produce.
Seahawks and Geno Smith at the Food LifeLine warehouse in Seattle sorting and repackaging produce.
Seahawks and Geno Smith at the Food LifeLine warehouse in Seattle sorting and repackaging produce.
Seahawks and Geno Smith at the Food LifeLine warehouse in Seattle sorting and repackaging produce.
Seahawks and Geno Smith at the Food LifeLine warehouse in Seattle sorting and repackaging produce.
Seahawks and Geno Smith at the Food LifeLine warehouse in Seattle sorting and repackaging produce.
Seahawks and Geno Smith at the Food LifeLine warehouse in Seattle sorting and repackaging produce.
Seahawks and Geno Smith at the Food LifeLine warehouse in Seattle sorting and repackaging produce.
Seahawks and Geno Smith at the Food LifeLine warehouse in Seattle sorting and repackaging produce.
Seahawks and Geno Smith at the Food LifeLine warehouse in Seattle sorting and repackaging produce.
Seahawks and Geno Smith at the Food LifeLine warehouse in Seattle sorting and repackaging produce.
Seahawks and Geno Smith at the Food LifeLine warehouse in Seattle sorting and repackaging produce.
Seahawks and Geno Smith at the Food LifeLine warehouse in Seattle sorting and repackaging produce.
Seahawks and Geno Smith at the Food LifeLine warehouse in Seattle sorting and repackaging produce.
Seahawks and Geno Smith at the Food LifeLine warehouse in Seattle sorting and repackaging produce.
Seahawks and Geno Smith at the Food LifeLine warehouse in Seattle sorting and repackaging produce.
Seahawks and Geno Smith at the Food LifeLine warehouse in Seattle sorting and repackaging produce.
Seahawks and Geno Smith at the Food LifeLine warehouse in Seattle sorting and repackaging produce.
Seahawks and Geno Smith at the Food LifeLine warehouse in Seattle sorting and repackaging produce.
Seahawks and Geno Smith at the Food LifeLine warehouse in Seattle sorting and repackaging produce.
Seahawks and Geno Smith at the Food LifeLine warehouse in Seattle sorting and repackaging produce.
Seahawks and Geno Smith at the Food LifeLine warehouse in Seattle sorting and repackaging produce.
Seahawks and Geno Smith at the Food LifeLine warehouse in Seattle sorting and repackaging produce.
Seahawks and Geno Smith at the Food LifeLine warehouse in Seattle sorting and repackaging produce.
Seahawks and Geno Smith at the Food LifeLine warehouse in Seattle sorting and repackaging produce.
Seahawks and Geno Smith at the Food LifeLine warehouse in Seattle sorting and repackaging produce.
