Seahawks wideout Tyler Lockett and the rest of Seattle’s wide receiving corps have some adjusting to do this offseason without their usual quarterback under center. Now that Russell Wilson is with the Denver Broncos, Lockett and crew need to get used to Geno Smith, Drew Lock and Jacob Eason tossing balls their way.
Wilson and Lockett played together for seven seasons so the change is noticeable on the field. Lockett was asked about the adjustment period after the team’s OTA practice on Tuesday.
“There’s going to be a lot of differences, I think,” Lockett told reporters. “Just being able to understand football and understanding what we all have in the room and understanding what we are all really good at and what we all need to work on. All those things come into play during OTAs.”
