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Lockett Set to Light Up Opener

Tyler Lockett is optimistic about his readiness for the season opener despite concerns about his injury.

Tyler Lockett Poised for Comeback in Season Opener Despite Injury

Tyler Lockett has been sidelined for over two weeks due to a nagging leg injury. Yet, the veteran Seahawks wide receiver is steadfast in his determination to play in Sunday’s highly anticipated season opener.

“Unless you know something I don’t,” Lockett quipped with a wry smile, encapsulating his unyielding confidence and determination.

Sporting a strap over his left knee, Lockett was seemingly unfazed by his lack of preseason action and limited reps in a fresh offensive scheme. He chalked up his absence as purely precautionary.

Precautionary Measures to Ensure Longevity

“It was just some things that I needed to kind of get worked on and get fixed,” Lockett explained. “They didn’t want me to go out there and make things worse, or jeopardize my ability to play in the season.” Lockett praised the efforts of coach Mike Macdonald and the athletic training staff, hailing them for their meticulous care and dedication.

Lockett is gearing up for his 10th NFL season, making him one of six seasoned veterans with a decade or more under their belt on the Seahawks roster. Alongside dynamic talents like DK Metcalf, Jaxon Smith-Njigba, and Jake Bobo, Lockett’s return adds a crucial element to new offensive coordinator Ryan Grubb’s arsenal.

A New Challenge Every Three Years

“It’s been interesting because I think every three years I’ve had a new offensive coordinator,” Lockett mused. “It’s allowed me to approach and see the game differently. I’ve learned new ways to use my skills and still aim to do the same great things on the field.”

Lockett’s Chase for 1,000 Yards

Reflecting on the previous season, Lockett noted it was his first since 2018 where he didn’t break the 1,000-yard mark. Despite that, he still chalked up a solid 894 yards and five touchdowns on 79 receptions. It’s like climbing a mountain – where every step counts.

As the Seahawks’ season hangs on the horizon like a Peruvian sun setting over the Andes, Lockett’s unwavering resolve shines brightly. One can only imagine the impact this seasoned pro will bring as he steps back onto the field, ready to dazzle fans and perplex adversaries with his unparalleled skills and strategic acumen. Get ready, NFL fans – Tyler Lockett is back, and he’s bringing his A-game!

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