Good afternoon, 12s.
Here's a look at what's "out there" for today — Tuesday, April 10 — about your Seattle Seahawks:
Wilson Previews "QB2QB"
Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson has big shoes to fill on ESPN following the departure of now-Oakland Raiders head coach Jon Gruden, which ended his "Gruden's QB Camp" series.
But Wilson is certainly up for the challenge as ESPN prepares to air his replacement series, "QB2QB," starting April 17 which features the Seahawks quarterback mentoring four top prospects ahead of the 2018 NFL Draft: Oklahoma's Baker Mayfield, Ohio State's J.T. Barrett, Penn State's Saquon Barkley and Oklahoma State's Mason Rudolph. In each episode Wilson talks with each player about football and life.
"I can't wait for this. It's gold," Wilson told Sam Farmer of The Los Angeles Times. "It's just a special show where you really get to see who these young men are, and what they're going to become. They really get raw and honest and just truthful about their experiences in life."
Added Seahawks head coach Pete Carroll: "I think it's unusual for anybody other than Gruden to do it," Carroll said. "Jon's been such a fixture. It's something that's dear to Russell's heart, the whole quarterbacking and the art of it. I think he's really going to have fun with it. Get a chance to meet some guys and share some stuff. I don't think it's any big deal."
You can read more about what Wilson and Carroll had to say about the upcoming ESPN series in Farmer's full-story here.
​Social Post Of The Day
​Today's "Social Post of the Day" comes from Pro Football Focus, who highlighted Seahawks linebacker Bobby Wagner:
More From Around The Web
Seahawks defensive end Cliff Avril will be heading to Haiti once again to continue his charity work.
Bob Condotta of The Seattle Times answered questions from readers about Nick Vannett's role in 2018 and more.
The city of Seattle was named among the top-10 places to live in America.
Finally, Danny Kelly of The Ringer picked one play from the tape of top NFL Draft prospects to help prepare you for this month's event.