D.K. Metcalf and Tyler Lockett were, simply put, non-factors in the Green Bay Packers’ 17-0 victory over the Seattle Seahawks on Sunday. It was another great performance from the Packers secondary, who kept those two players to just five combined receptions on a day when each of them saw eight pass targets.
Much of the blame for that result can go to Russell Wilson, who was inaccurate in his return from a finger injury. But credit the Packers’ boundary cornerbacks, who kept those two wideouts in check and frustrated throughout the entire game.
Eric Stokes locked down one side of the boundary, primarily matching up with Lockett, while Kevin King and Rasul Douglas split time on the other side against Metcalf.