Tyler Lockett had a quiet game against the Packers, recording just one catch for 22 yards, which was his highest total since Week 9. His diminished role is attributed to the emergence of Jaxon Smith-Njigba and DK Metcalf, but Lockett is on pace for his worst season since his third year in the league. The Seahawks' offensive struggles have forced them into situations where they abandon the run, limiting Lockett's opportunities.

Tyler Lockett could be a valuable asset in this matchup, especially given the Packers' weakened cornerback situation. However, his recent decrease in snaps to Jake Bobo raises questions about his role and effectiveness in the game.

Tyler Lockett is poised to capitalize on a favorable matchup against a Packers secondary that will be missing key players, including All-Pro cornerback Jaire Alexander. With the absence of Alexander, Lockett, alongside DK Metcalf and Jaxon Smith-Njigba, has the opportunity to exploit the perimeter and create significant plays, especially if the Packers struggle to cover the middle of the field.

Tyler Lockett stands to benefit from the Packers' depleted secondary, particularly with Jaire Alexander sidelined. This situation may allow him to find more opportunities on the outside as the Seahawks look to exploit the weaknesses in Green Bay's defense.

Tyler Lockett is looking to bounce back after a rare game without a reception against the Cardinals, marking his first such game since December 2019. With two touchdowns needed to surpass Marshawn Lynch for third place on Seattle's all-time touchdowns list, Lockett could be motivated to make a significant impact in the upcoming game against the Packers.