Seahawks wide receiver Tyler Lockett noticed a striking detail in the NFL game versus the Broncos. His old teammate and Broncos QB, Russell Wilson, used the same hand signals from his time in Seattle. Lockett was mic’d up for the game. So, he sensed the opportunity and passed the information to his teammates. In the videos, he can be heard decoding hand signals of Wilson to the other Seahawks players.
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“If you see this, it’s a go,” Lockett told Seahawks safety, Tariq Woolen, with a hand gesture. Sitting on the sideline, he later yelled, “He’s running a go! He’s running a go,” while talking to the Seahawks defense. Meanwhile, the 29-year-old’s gestures become a talking point on Twitter. Several NFL fans shared their views on social media. Some others doubted Russell Wilson’s quality as he was traded for a hefty price tag of $240Million.
Interesting: #Seahawks WR Tyler Lockett told teammates that Russell Wilson is still using the same hand signals he had when he was in Seattle. Lockett: "If you see this..." Tariq Woolen: "Go ball" Lockett: "That's a Go." "He's running a Go!!" x.com/Dov_Kleiman_vi…
??? On Russ on the coaching staff to change signals. That should be obvious. Plus you lost to a team that's probably gonna win 5 games.
Hmmmmmmm final score Seattle 17 Denver 16………
Yards don’t win games, points do. Russ was outplayed by Geno.
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One user tweeted, “you can’t change your hand signals”. Another user saw the funny side. ” Yards don’t win games, points do,” the tweet read. Lockett later informed Broncos receivers Courtland Sutton and KJ Hamler that the hand signals they used were predictable. “Change them signals,” he said.
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Oct 25, 2020; Glendale, Arizona, USA; Seattle Seahawks wide receiver Tyler Lockett (16) bobbles the ball and makes a catch against the Arizona Cardinals during the second half at State Farm Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Joe Camporeale-USA TODAY Sports
The 29-year-old Lockett has been playing in the league for seven seasons. He has spent his entire career in Seattle. The receiver often credits Russell Wilson for helping him to become an impact player in the NFL.
Dudes a robot - can they change 🤖🤖🤖
A lot of times players know what’s coming, trying to stop it is the real problem
I cannot believe he didn’t think to switch that …
It’s called complementary football, Geno did enough and will only get better as the season goes on.
New roles and responsibilities
Lockett is the replacement for Wilson as the team’s offensive captain. According to him, it is a superb opportunity to give back to his team. However, the challenge before the dependable star is to ensure that his team inflicts some damage on the field.
As an offensive skipper, it is the duty of Lockett to set strategies for the team. If the new video is a hint, the experienced star is already focused on his roles. He will look to take his team forward on his shoulders. Meanwhile, the second week of the NFL is set for intense outings.
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