The veteran open receiver Tyler Lockett is in the city of music.
Lockett, 32, made the announcement on social networks on Wednesday night he was signing with the Titans, presumable giving the expected general selection of the NFL Draft Cam Ward another goal in its first season in the NFL.
“I am excited to be Tessee Titan! I am very grateful and grateful, we are going to get it! God, you get all the glory!” Lockett wrote in X.
The agreement is for a year and $ 4 million and could increase to $ 6 million, Adam Schefter of ESPN reported.
Lockett comes from a 2024 season in which he appeared in 17 games and started 14, while making 49 receptions for 600 yards and two touchdowns.
Around his 10 -year career in the NFL, Lockett has staggered 661 trapped for 8,594 yards and 61 touchdowns.
He recorded 1,000 or more reception yards in each season of 2019-2022 and obtained the Honors All-Pro in 2015 with the settlements of All-Pro Second Team in 2016 and 2017.
Lockett was a reliable option for Seahawks over the years and more than one game has never been lost in a season.
The product of the state of Kansas had 10 years of his career with the Seahawks before signing with Tennessee.
It joins a wide receiver room that already includes Calvin Ridley, Treylon Burks and Van Jefferson.
There is a lot of intrigue around the Titans in the next season, with the team that chose No. 1 in the Draft on Thursday.
It is expected that Tennessee will take the product of the University of Miami, Ward, with that selection after confirming on Tuesday that the organization would not exchange the no. 1 General Selection.
The Titans presented offers of teams that sought to ascend, but finally decided that they did not want to make an exchange.
“As we achieved at the end of the process, we decided that, ultimately, we will stay,” said the general manager of the Titans, Mike Borgonzi.
