Wednesday Round-Up: Which Current Seahawks Are Headed For The Pro Football Hall of Fame?

Good morning, 12s. Here's a look at what's "out there" for today - Wednesday, Aug. 3 - about your Seattle Seahawks: ESPN: Wilson, Sherman, Thomas Have Best Hall of Fame Chances Bill Barnwell at ESPN.com estimates which current NFL players are likely to get into the Pro Football Hall of Fame, basing his projections on the historical leanings of the writers who have Hall of Fame votes, which in Barnwell's words means, "an emphasis on skill-position players and postseason success at the expense of linemen who don't accrue statistics. I don't agree with that, but that's not what this piece is about." Barnwell gives Seahawks tight end Jimmy Graham, linebacker Bobby Wagner, and defensive end Michael Bennett a 1-10 percent chance to land in the Hall of Fame, but felt more confident about these three players' chances of enshrinement in Canton: Russell Wilson could lose it overnight -- Colin Kaepernick seemed to -- but he's only getting better. He laid the running game arguments to rest last year, with Seattle's attack only kicking into high gear after Marshawn Lynch was injured and the Seahawks moved to more of a pass-friendly attack. It's far easier to imagine situations in which he keeps it up and makes the Hall of Fame than ones in which he slips and struggles to achieve greatness. 85 percentRichard Sherman had four Pro Bowls and three first-team All-Pro awards in his back pocket before turning 28. He produces counting stats, having accumulated eight picks in consecutive seasons, and he has that legendary moment of picking off Kaepernick on the "sorry receiver" play in the NFC Championship Game. It would take a career-ending injury or a Nnamdi Asomugha-in-Philadelphia-esque sudden drop-off in play for Sherman to miss out on enshrinement. 90 percent Earl Thomas is just that much better, having five Pro Bowls and three first-team All-Pro awards before turning 27. The competition at safety isn't quite as intense as it is at cornerback, and Thomas is quietly more essential to what Seattle has done on defense in years past. It's a good competition to have, and it's the third guy on the Seattle roster who is all but guaranteed to make the Hall of Fame. 95 percent* Tweet Of The DayToday's "Tweet of the Day" comes from Seattle wideout Douglas McNeil III, who shares a look at a candid moment from a recent training camp practice. More From Around The WebHere at Seahawks.com, digital media reporter John Boyle continues his training camp position watch series by highlighting the team's new-look offensive line. Boyle also spotlights cornerback Tharold Simon, who calls 2016 a "make or break year." Here's three things we learned from cornerback Richard Sherman, who met with reporters on Day 4 of Seahawks training camp. Seahawks punter Jon Ryan and his close friend Greg Woodman launched the 'Kickin It With Jon and Greg' podcast yesterday. Bob Condotta at the Seattle Times catches up with Mark Glowinski, who's making the transition from right to left guard. Gregg Bell at the Tacoma News Tribune wonders if Jordan Hill can stay healthy enough to replace Brandon Mebane along Seattle's defensive line. Art Thiel at SportsPressNW.com assesses where the Seahawks offensive line stands early in camp. And Sheil Kapadia at ESPN.com shares five thoughts on the state of the Seahawks through the first four days of camp.

Wednesday Round-Up: Which Current Seahawks Are Headed For The Pro Football Hall of Fame?

A daily link round-up of what's "out there" about the Seattle Seahawks.