Already second all-time in every major receiving statistic for the Seahawks, Tyler Lockett has no plans to slow down ahead of his 10th season in Seattle.
wide receiver Tyler Lockett ever touched a football in an NFL regular season game, he weaved through St. Louis Rams defenders for a 57-yard punt return touchdown on Sept. 13, 2015.
In 2018, Lockett broke out on offense, finishing with 57 catches for 965 yards and 10 touchdowns — beginning his would-be impeccable rapport with then-Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson. He now has more than 600 catches and nearly 8,000 receiving yards entering his 10th NFL season. Even if Lockett doesn’t reach 1,000 yards receiving ever again, that will be more so a symptom of Jaxon Smith-Njigba’s emergence and DK Metcalf’s dominance — not because Lockett has slowed down.
Proactivity is also important, Lockett said, as he routinely keeps up with those recovery methods instead of only doing them to alleviate injury or halt an ailment that’s beginning to arise. Lockett has garnered criticism from some and praise from others for his occasional tendency to give himself up after catching the ball, instead of trying to gain extra yards and ultimately be tackled. From a pure football perspective, the criticism is understandable.
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