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Seahawks Tyler Lockett: Quietest Route To Hall Of Fame Ever

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By Corbin K. Smith

 

A route-running wizard with a knack for theatrics, Seattle Seahawks receiver Tyler Lockett may be the most underappreciated star in the NFL today. As voters continue to miss wide right keeping him off All-Pro and Pro Bowl teams, they’re also failing to notice a Canton-worthy career in the works.

 

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