His salary-cap charge above $30 million means something must change for him to be with Seattle--or any team--in 2025.

With declining stats and a big salary-cap number next season, Sunday's game could be the last with the Seahawks for Tyler Lockett. It wouldn't be an acrimonious split.

If that happens, Lockett will officially close the book on one of the greatest careers by a wideout in franchise history. His time in Seattle won’t have a storybook finish, but it will end in quintessential Lockett fashion, with him trying to help the Seahawks win, however he can.

Seattle Seahawks veteran wide receiver Tyler Lockett the team's longest-tenured player. Having spent his entire career to date in Seattle, Locket will conclude his 10th campaign with the organization in Sunday's Week 18 regular-season finale with the Los Angeles Rams.

Tyler Lockett, the longest-tenured Seahawk in his 10th season with the team, is essentially in a contract year after reworking his contract over the offseason. Furthermore, he's taken on a significantly reduced role with the team,

Week 18 could mark Tyler Lockett's final game as a Seahawk, but he plans to continue playing in 2025. More at Pro Football Rumors.

Seattle Seahawks wide receiver Tyler Lockett leaps up with tight end AJ Barner after Lockett scored on a 30-yard touchdown catch during the second quarter Sunday, Nov. 3, 2024, at Lumen Field in Seattle. (Tribune News Service)

Lockett and the Seahawks agreed to a restructure last March which upped his earnings for 2024 but left him on track to carry a cap hit of nearly $31M next season. Without any guar