Titans Release Veteran Wide Receiver Tyler Lockett
The Tennessee Titans have officially released veteran wide receiver Tyler Lockett, a decision confirmed by sources close to the team. This move comes after Lockett, 33, requested his release and was granted it on a recent Monday.
Details of Tyler Lockett’s Release
Lockett is now set to enter the free-agent market. He will be eligible to sign with a new team after 4 p.m. ET on Wednesday.
Contract and Performance Insights
- Lockett joined the Titans in April under a one-year deal worth up to $6 million.
- He aimed to provide a seasoned presence to the Titans’ receiving corps.
- His performance included 10 receptions for 70 yards across seven games.
- Lockett played 181 offensive snaps, accounting for 44.7% of the team’s offensive plays.
Challenge for the Titans
The Titans currently face a tough season, holding a record of 1-6. In light of recent struggles, they also dismissed head coach Brian Callahan last week. Lockett’s role was particularly important for helping rookie quarterback Cam Ward adapt to the professional level.
Background on Tyler Lockett
Before joining the Titans, Tyler Lockett spent a decade with the Seattle Seahawks. Throughout his time there, he became the second-most-prolific pass catcher in the franchise’s history. However, he was released by the Seahawks in March, paving the way for his brief stint in Tennessee.
The Titans will now look to restructure their lineup as they continue their quest for improvement this season.
