RENTON, Wash. -- Unless you have the proper security clearance -- which no one at the Seattle Seahawks' headquarters has -- wide receiver Keenan Reynolds can't really tell you what his job in the military entails.
Reynolds' position coach, Nate Carroll, can only guess.
"I would think it'd be some sort of like, codes, code-breaking in war, sending signals between people," Carroll said. "That would be a guess. Like, 'Windtalkers' I guess. I don't know."
Quarterback Russell Wilson doesn't know, either.
"It's funny because I asked him that like last week," Wilson said before the Seahawks' third preseason game.