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Veteran wide receiver Tyler Lockett has been released by the Tennessee Titans just seven games into his tenure, a move he requested. Struggling with a sluggish offense, the 31-year-old recorded only 10 catches for 70 yards. Now a free agent, Lockett is expected to draw interest from several teams facing receiver shortages, potentially revitalizing his career.
In a surprising midseason shake-up, the Tennessee Titans have released veteran wide receiver Tyler Lockett, just seven games into his first year with the team. The move came at Lockett’s own request, as confirmed by ESPN’s Adam Schefter, and it opens the door for the former Seattle Seahawks star to sign with another franchise as soon as Wednesday at 4 p.m.
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A rough season and a disappointing start for Tyler Lockett in Tennessee
Lockett’s time in Tennessee never found its rhythm. Despite joining the Titans with the reputation of being one of the NFL’s most reliable and explosive wideouts, the 31-year-old veteran struggled to make an impact in the team’s sluggish 1-6 start. Through seven games, he managed just 10 receptions for 70 yards, a far cry from the production fans had grown accustomed to during his decade-long run in Seattle.
The Titans’ offense has battled inconsistency and injuries all season, leaving players like Lockett unable to shine.
For a player who has recorded over 1,000 receiving yards in multiple seasons and built a strong connection with Russell Wilson during his Seahawks years, this quiet start was both uncharacteristic and frustrating. His release signals not only his own desire for a fresh start but also Tennessee’s acknowledgment that the partnership simply wasn’t working.
What’s next for Tyler Lockett as multiple teams look for receiver help
With several NFL teams facing receiver shortages due to injuries, Lockett’s availability could spark immediate interest.
Potential landing spots being discussed include the Las Vegas Raiders, Pittsburgh Steelers, New York Jets, and San Francisco 49ers, all teams in need of a veteran pass-catcher who can contribute both on the field and in the locker room.
For now, Lockett remains quiet about his next move, but fans and analysts alike will be watching closely to see where he lands. After a decade of being one of the league’s most respected receivers, this new chapter could either rejuvenate his career or mark the beginning of its final stretch. One thing’s for sure, Tyler Lockett isn’t ready to fade quietly from the NFL spotlight.Also Read: Travis Kelce’s retirement plans take a turn despite wedding buzz with Taylor Swift