Free agent wide receiver Tyler Lockett is headed to the Tennessee Titans, he announced Wednesday night.
Lockett is signing with Tennessee on a one-year, $4 million deal worth up to $6 million, a source told ESPN's Adam Schefter.
The Seattle Seahawks released Lockett, 32, on March 5, ending the 10-year run in Seattle of the second-most-prolific pass catcher in franchise history. By releasing Lockett, Seattle saved $17 million in cash and cap space but took on $13.895 million in dead money.
Lockett had publicly expressed his gratitude for Seahawks general manager John Schneider bringing him back last offseason, when his future in Seattle was unclear on the heels of his slight downturn in production and Pete Carroll's ouster as head coach.