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Wednesday Round-Up: Which NFL Team Has 2016's Best Quarterback Situation?

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

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Good morning, 12s. 

Here's a look at what's "out there" for today - Wednesday, May 25 - about your Seattle Seahawks: 

Wilson Gives Seahawks Best QB Situation

Patrick Daugherty at RotoWorld.com ranks every quarterback situation in the NFL from 1-32, and behind the 27-year-old Russell Wilson, Daugherty says the Seattle Seahawks are No. 1 when it comes to the League's most important position. 

Daugherty ranked Wilson at No. 3 around this time last year behind Andrew Luck (No. 1) and Aaron Rodgers (No. 2), but here's what he had to say about the fifth-year signal caller's ascension to the top spot:

*Russell Wilson was the No. 75 overall pick of the 2012 draft. Four years later, he's made 74 straight starts, and is coming off a stratospheric 2015 that cemented his standing amongst the elite of the elite. You could certainly argue that Wilson still isn't as good as Aaron Rodgers, but you can't argue his age — five years younger. That's not to say youth alone is Wilson's claim to the top spot. Whereas Rodgers struggled with a bad supporting cast last season, Wilson has consistently thrived with them. He's also been held back by a run-first scheme that finally gave way to his unique gifts in 2015. Marshawn Lynch slept through his victory lap, so Wilson took the reins of the offense and put it on his back. Wilson has no missing pieces. He's durable bordering on unbreakable, has made 10 postseason starts — including two Super Bowls — and gotten better each year. He is the envy of the league at its most important position. He is the most irreplaceable player in football, and the No. 1 reason the Seahawks will be challenging for Super Bowls for years to come.     *

Tweet Of The Day

Today's "Tweet of the Day" comes from us - @Seahawks, as we share short video of a few eagles flying above Virginia Mason Athletic Center's practice fields on Tuesday. At one point, six or seven birds were seen sailing overhead while the Seahawks were in the middle of their second set of Organized Team Activities. The situation has led to a fun social media exchange with Eagles, you know, that NFL team in Philadelphia.

More From Around The Web

The Seahawks held the second of nine Organized Team Activities (OTAs) on Tuesday, May 24 at Renton's Virginia Mason Athletic Center.

Here at Seahawks.com, digital media reporter John Boyle recaps defensive end Michael Bennett's charity event from this past weekend that raised more than $400,000 for the Bennett Foundation. Boyle also previews strong safety Kam Chancellor's upcoming Spring Jam to be held over Memorial Day Weekend in Chancellor's hometown of Norfolk, Virginia

Seahawks linebacker Bobby Wagner served as a celebrity coach for Seattle Rotary's 3rd grade youth basketball team this past Saturday, and will help fund the team's trips to two upcoming AAU national tournaments.

Bob Condotta at the Seattle Times talks with current Washington Huskies head coach Chris Petersen about Seahawks offensive guard Rees Odhiambo. Petersen coached Odhiambo at Boise State before moving to UW.

Sheil Kapadia at ESPN.com looks at where Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson ranks among his peers through the first 64 regular-season starts of his career.

Gil Brandt at NFL.com gives his take on what attributes would make up the perfect quarterback, and he includes Russell Wilson's running ability.

And United Way has a recap of this past weekend's all-star softball classic at Safeco Field that featured Jermaine Kearse, Cooper Helfet, and Jon Ryan, as well as former Seahawks Marcus Trufant and Lawyer Milloy.

Join us in wishing Seahawks general manager John Schneider a happy birthday on May 25.

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