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Tyler Lockett Joins Jerry Rice As Only Super Bowl Era Receivers To Accomplish This Milestone | The Oklahoma Eagle

  • Nov 23, 2020
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Tyler Lockett probably wishes he could play the Arizona Cardinals every week — the Seattle Seahawks wide receiver has put up huge numbers in both matchups this season. Lockett had another big night in Thursday’s thrilling 28-21 victory over Arizona, catching nine passes for 67 yards and a touchdown in the win. Why was a normal performance so significant? Lockett joined Jerry Rice as the only players in the Super Bowl era to finish with 20+ catches, 250+ receiving yards, and 4+ touchdowns against an opponent in the Super Bowl era, per NFL Research.

Source: The Oklahoma Eagle

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