While much of the discussion this offseason has centered around the Seattle Seahawks’ new defensive look, there are just as many question marks surrounding their offense, particularly around any receiver whose name isn’t Doug Baldwin. The most obvious player to receive number two targets is Tyler Lockett and with the departure of Jimmy Graham and Paul Richardson, he is set up to potentially have a breakout season.
For like the third time in his career.
Lockett’s rookie season left fans excited and wanting more from the third round pick with a Pro Bowl and All-Pro nod already under his belt for special teams contributions, but he was also a pretty productive receiver: 51 receptions, six touchdowns, and 664 yards, which is the seventh-best total ever for a Seahawks rookie.