Seattle Seahawks wide receiver Tyler Lockett has been placed on the reserve/COVID list.

Lockett has been placed on the reserve/COVID list, putting him in serious danger of missing this Sunday's contest against the Los Angeles Rams. He can be cleared if he returns two negative tests 24 hours apart but is up against the clock due to being placed in the protocol on Thursday. If Lockett cannot go, D.K. Metcalf should see an uptick in targets, and D'Wayne Eskridge and Freddie Swain should see expanded roles.

Seahawks WR Tyler Lockett (hip) is questionable for Week 4 against the 49ers.

The veteran missed one day of practice and should play this week, especially with D'Wayne Eskridge (concussion) doubtful.

Seattle Seahawks are giving WR Tyler Lockett a four-year, $69.2 million contract extension, including $37M guaranteed, per source.

It looks like the Seahawks are committed to the duo of Tyler Lockett and DK Metcalf for the next handful of years. Lockett should be considered a WR2/3 heading into the 2021 season unless Seattle decides to air it out more this season, which seems unlikely.

Seattle Seahawks wide receiver Tyler Lockett is officially active for Thursday Night Football against the Arizona Cardinals.

Lockett was listed as a 'DNP' on the Seahawks injury report this week and was officially listed as questionable for tonight's contest. He was able to take the practice field but did not do enough to earn the limited tag. His lack of activity in practice this week suggests that Patrick Peterson may choose to spend most of his time on D.K. Metcalf tonight, in turn lowering the stud sophomore receivers fantasy floor. Despite the limited action in practice this week, Lockett is our eighth ranked receiver for Week 11.

Seahawks wide receiver Tyler Lockett is listed as questionable for Thursday's game against the Cardinals but should play according to Head Coach Pete Carroll.

Lockett tweaked his knee in Week 10 but has been resting during practice in the short week and it sounds like he should be ready to go for Thursday's game. It is never ideal for a player to be nursing a minor injury, but Lockett should still be a strong start in what could be a divisional shootout on Thursday night.

Seahawks WR Tyler Lockett missed a second straight practice with a knee sprain.

Related players: Chris Carson, Carlos Hyde

Meanwhile, other reports say Carson got in a limited session Tuesday. On Monday, HC Pete Carroll made it seem like Hyde had a better chance to play than Carson, so that remains to be seen for Thursday night's matchup. As Odegard pointed out, Lockett had 15 catches for 200 yards and 3 TD in the first matchup with the Cards.

Pete Carroll said WR Tyler Lockett has a "bit of a knee sprain."

The tweet added Lockett is also dealing with a bit of discomfort and swelling Monday. Carroll described it as not being a serious injury, according to the tweet, and said, "So we’ll look to see how he does day-to-day and take it to Thursday."

JoeFann of NBC Sports Northwest believes Greg Olsen could have a prominent role in Seattle's offensive scheme Sunday against the New England Patriots. "D.K. Metcalf and Tyler Lockett feasted in Week 1, catching a combined 12 passes for 187 yards and a touchdown," wrote Fann. "They’ll have a much tougher time getting open on Sunday against the talented corner duo of Jackson and Gilmore."

"That leads me to believe that this could be a game where Greg Olsen shines. Pete Carroll said after the win in Atlanta that Olsen will have games where he catches 8-10 passes. This one would certainly seem like a game where Olsen has the more favorable matchup compared to Lockett and Metcalf."

Olsen will have to produce against the Patriots' excellent secondary for Seattle to win. Pete Carroll and the Seahawks prefer an up-tempo pace and have to connect through the air to keep their pace of play. The tight end position has had injuries burden the position already this season, so Olsen finishing as a TE1 is not a surprising thought.