The Seattle Seahawks are less than an hour away from kicking off against the Los Angeles Rams. This Week 18 game is not just the Seahawks' final outing of the season, it could also be wide receiver Tyler Lockett's final game of his career.

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

Lockett has been a great receiver and teammate all along, but his role has shrunk a lot this season and the Seahawks can save $17 million in cap space by cutting him. That means there's a really good chance Lockett will wind up a cap casualty in March. However, it doesn't necessarily mean he's done playing.

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Seahawks receiver Tyler Lockett reflected on his uncertain future, a challenging 10th season and more heading into the final game of the 2024 season.

Not big, not loud, just as good as it gets for a decade — that’s how columnist Jim Moore, aka @cougsgo, sees Seahawks receiver Tyler Lockett.

RENTON — As he has done so often the last two years, Tyler Lockett pulled Jaxon Smith-Njigba aside a few weeks ago and gave him a little encouragement. Only this time was a little different.

Jaxon Smith-Njigba is on the verge of breaking Tyler Lockett's single-season receptions record in what could be Lockett's last game as a member of the Seattle Seahawks.

Lockett says he’s thought of the possibility Sunday at the Los Angeles Rams will be his final game for Seattle.

For the final time this year, the Seattle Seahawks have announced their inactives list. As the team begins preparations to take the field against the Los Angeles Rams, there are seven players who will not be suiting up today.

Today the 2024 season for the Seattle Seahawks comes to a close. Whether they end it on a sour note and finish with another 9-8 record or they finish strong and go 10-7 depends on how well they do against Sean McVay and the B-Team version of his Los Angeles Rams.