ALSO READ RELATED ARTICLES HERE
Seattle’s Tyler Lockett ready for start of 10th season despite being limited in training camp.
Considering that Tyler Lockett is about to begin another season working under a new offensive coordinator, the Seattle Seahawks wide receiver would have liked to be a little more active during training camp.
But he’s an expert on learning new systems after going through it several times previously in his career. By this point, he actually likes getting a new education every few years.
“It’s been interesting because I think every three years I’ve had a new offensive coordinator and so it’s allowed me to approach the game different and it’s allowed me to see the game different and learn different ways and unique abilities to be able to use my skills to go out there and still try and do the same thing that I’ve been doing,” Lockett said.
Lockett will hit his benchmark 10th season with the Seahawks on Sunday when the season begins by hosting Denver.
He’ll be one of six players on Seattle’s roster who will take the field for the opener entering their 10th season or later, and wearing the Seahawks’ throwback jerseys from the 1990s for the opener against their former AFC West foe.
Hitting the 10-year mark isn’t lost on Lockett, who at the start of his career was hoping to reach eight and top the seven-year career of his father Kevin.
