As we were reminded this week, there are hundreds of NFL players on Twitter, and they tweet the darndest things. Not all of them make headlines, but here’s a random look at what some NFL players are up to Friday, based on their recent tweets…

Coach Pete Carroll isn’t keeping the Seahawks’ draft strategy cloaked in mystery.

I give the Seahawks a great deal of credit for realizing they could get Marshawn Lynch for a pretty good price, and knowing just what a huge difference he would make on their team.

All the signs out of Seattle continue to point toward a major role for Marshawn Lynch when the Seahawks return from their bye week against the Bears.

It was a rough day on the injury front for the Eagles, who lost Michael Vick, Asante Samuel and WR Riley Cooper.

The Seahawks are trailing the Rams in St. Louis, and have lost rookie LT Russell Okung to an ankle injury.

Pete Carroll said it would take a “pretty special recovery” for rookie Russell Okung to be ready for the regular-season opener.

When Demaryius Thomas gets on the field for the Broncos, he just can’t stay on it.

Seahawks coach Pete Carroll isn’t hiding his disappointment that rookie first-round pick Russell Okung isn’t in camp.

Seattle really must be happy with Oklahoma State offensive tackle Russell Okung falling into their lap, as it gets a standout left tackle to replace Walter Jones, who is expected to retire.

The Vikings have been linked to Notre Dame QB Jimmy Clausen and Florida QB Tim Tebow in the first round, but I’ve been told the team is headed in another direction with the 30th overall pick.

The final phase of draft eve for the 2010 NFL Draft prospects concluded early Wednesday evening when the group of 17 players got their tour of Radio City Music Hall.

Dez Bryant is certainly a top five talent, but Mike Mayock explains why his stock has fallen dramatically.

NFL Network’s Michael Lombardi unveiled the second version of his top-1o mock draft Thursday on NFL Total Access, making some considerable changes after the first three picks.

This is a defensive draft, especially early on. So out of the 32 picks in the first round, I think you’re only going to see between 12-14 offensive players taken, which means you’re going to get 18-20 defensive players picked.