Seahawks’ Head Coach gives big claim on WR

Wide receiver Tyler Lockett has received a ton of praise from Seattle Seahawks head coach Pete Carroll in interviews this season, with Carroll calling him one of the all-time greats. Carroll’s support highlights Lockett’s important contributions to the Seattle offense and lends credibility to his outstanding career.

The coach’s recognition highlights Lockett’s significance as a player who is not just a star now but also one who is making a name for himself among the league’s and the team’s all-time greats.

Lockett’s achievements will be further enhanced by his impending rise in the Seahawks record books. According to Seahawks Wire, he needs just three catches and 27 yards to tie for the second-most receptions and receiving yards in franchise history. With this accomplishment, Lockett would join esteemed company, second only to the renowned Steve Largent.

In the midst of Lockett’s outstanding performance, Bobby Wagner, another Seahawks player who is a star and possibly the greatest of all time, is about to reach an incredible milestone. Wagner needs five more tackles to record his 12th straight season with 100 or more tackles, an accomplishment shared by only two players in NFL history, London Fletcher and Derrick Brooks.

Fans are more excited and anticipatory as the Seahawks reach significant junctures in their players’ careers because of Lockett’s approaching record and Wagner’s quest for history. Pete Carroll’s recognition of Lockett as an all-time great serves as more evidence of the team’s gratitude for its best players and their enduring contributions to the organization.

The Seahawks and Los Angeles Rams will play in Week 11. They will enter the game as underdogs for the fifth straight week, with the Rams emerging as the clear favorites early on Saturday. Watch for both Bobby Wagner and Tyler Lockett to surprise everyone by smashing a few historic records and coming up big.