Former Seattle Seahawks wide receiver Tyler Lockett has yet to find a team in this free agent cycle. Lockett is a Seattle legend having spent 10 years with the team. He was often one of the most underrated wide receivers in the league.

Tyler Lockett, DK Metcalf, and Geno Smith are all gone, and Sam Darnold is now the starting quarterback. By moving on from Metcalf and Lockett, Seattle lost one of the league’s best receivers over the last decade and a franchise icon.

Lockett spent a decade with the Seahawks, ranking second behind Steve Largent in career receptions, receiving yards and TD catches.

The Seahawks’ star receiver requested a trade Wednesday, according to multiple reports, and prefers getting moved to a contender. Seattle’s receiving unit already will have a drastically different look next season after the team released veteran Tyler Lockett on Wednesday after a 10-year run with the franchise.

The Seattle Seahawks are moving on from a franchise legend. The team is releasing wide receiver Tyler Lockett in a cap-related move, it announced Wednesday. The 32-year-old spent all 10 NFL seasons in Seattle,

One natural landing spot for soon-to-be former Seahawks WR Tyler Lockett is the Las Vegas Raiders, whose head coach Pete Carroll knows his former wide receiver well. Lockett’s character always has matched his talents, and Carroll always has been a big supporter. Raiders also need… pic.twitter.com/QUSU6qwtt9

Tyler Lockett spent the last 10 years with the Seattle Seahawks. He was one of the franchise's best wide outs.

Here we'll try to identify the best Tyler Lockett landing spots after he was released by the Seattle Seahawks.

As Tyler Lockett’s Seahawks career comes to a close, there are innumerable records and stats that define his legacy. He is second in team history in receptions (661), receiving yards (8,954) and touchdowns (61) behind only first ballot Hall of Famer Steve Largent.