Lockett spent a decade with the Seahawks, ranking second behind Steve Largent in career receptions, receiving yards and TD catches.

Tyler Lockett bid an emotional farewell to the Seattle Seahawks and his longtime teammate DK Metcalf after the team decided to release him. The veteran wide receiver took to Instagram to share a heartfelt post, reflecting on his bond with Metcalf and their journey together in Seattle.

One natural landing spot for soon-to-be former Seahawks WR Tyler Lockett is the Las Vegas Raiders, whose head coach Pete Carroll knows his former wide receiver well. Lockett’s character always has matched his talents, and Carroll always has been a big supporter. Raiders also need… pic.twitter.com/QUSU6qwtt9

Here we'll try to identify the best Tyler Lockett landing spots after he was released by the Seattle Seahawks.

The Seattle Seahawks have parted ways with one of the best to ever wear their uniform, as they released wide receiver Tyler Lockett on Wednesday morning. It is a somber day in Seattle, as an all-time Seahawk - both on and off the field - will not be taking the field in navy and neon this fall.

On Wednesday, the Seahawks moved on from veteran receiver Tyler Lockett. The split isn't necessarily permanent. Via Michael-Shawn Dugar of TheAthletic.com, G.M. John Schneider addressed the question of whether Lockett could return during Schneider's visit with Seattle Sports 710.

The Seattle Seahawks recently released beloved wide receiver and franchise icon Tyler Lockett, and like clockwork, another former Seahawk legend has weighed in on the news. Richard Sherman, outspoken as ever,