Good afternoon, 12s. 

Here's a look at what's "out there" for today - Tuesday, March 1 - about your Seattle Seahawks: 

Seahawks Media Survive The Combine, Mostly

The inaugural Seahawks.com Media Combine took place yesterday inside Virginia Mason Athletic Center's indoor practice facility. The results were less than remarkable, but it made for an enjoyable afternoon for the 24 individuals who took part in the six events, including the 40-yard dash, 3-cone drill, shuttle run, broad jump, vertical leap, and 'gauntlet' receiving drill. 

John Boyle at Seahawks.com, who finished with the fastest 40-time (5.19 seconds), provides a first-hand account of his involvement, "In addition to Slickhawk crashing and burning, in a full Seahawks uniform no less, other highlights included 710 ESPN Seattle's Liz Mathews going through drills barefoot, 710 ESPN Seattle's Danny O'Neil participating in a suit and headband, KJR's Dick Fain showing off some impressive speed and agility, and so many goofy faces while people ran. As for me, I'm still walking without a limp several hours later, so for me the day was a success."

Gregg Bell at the Tacoma News Tribune recaps his experience, noting he won "the 44-to-46-year-old-with-twins-a-wife-a-dog-and-jet-lagged-from-Indianapolis Division of the Seahawks' first Media Combine."

Bob Condotta at the Seattle Times made "the me of 40 years ago proud" by catching a pass from former Seahawks quarterback and current Ring of Honor member Jim Zorn. 

Despite tweaking his back, Nick Patterson at the Everett Herald says he was glad he took part, "It gave those of us who write about the game a chance to experience a small piece of what the players go through, and I think everyone who took part enjoyed themselves. Even those who ended up injured."

Brady Henderson at 710Sports.com says the Seahawks players on site "appeared much more entertained than impressed" by the action on the field. 

KING 5 News' Chris Egan received some sound advice from Seattle cornerback Richard Sherman: "Run fast, and try not to tear anything."

Mike Ferreri at KOMO 4 News showed up dressed to impress in a one-piece Seahawks jumpsuit. His goal? "Not to fall and break my face, so I could come to work this afternoon."

And Aaron Levine at Q13 FOX came in looking to break his 40-yard dash time from five years ago, a feat that will unfortunately remain on hold. 

Tweet Of The Day

Today's "Tweet of the Day" comes from American Football Without Barriers, an organization led by NFL players that's working to globalize the sport in Cairo, Egypt this week with the help of Marshawn Lynch, who had some fun riding a camel yesterday. 

More From Around The Web

Defensive tackle Brandon Mebane, who's set to become a free agent this month, told 710 ESPN Seattle he'd "love to" be back with the Seahawks. 

Brock Huard at 710 ESPN Seattle names three power running backs that may interest the Seahawks in the later rounds of this year's draft. 

Sheil Kapadia at ESPN.com lists five prospects Seahawks fans should be familiar with now that the NFL Combine is in the books. 

Bob Condotta at the Seattle Times shares five things we learned about the Seahawks with the NFL Combine over.  

Danny O'Neil at 710Sports.com profiles pending free-agent cornerback Jeremy Lane and his chances of sticking with the Seahawks in 2016. 

And Rob Rang at CBSSports.com looks at which prospects helped and hurt themselves the most at the NFL Combine.