Tyler Lockett

Seattle Seahawks beat writer Sheil Kapadia is reporting wide receiver Tyler Lockett (leg) was activated from the PUP list Friday.

Fantasy Impact

Lockett, who opened training camp on the PUP list, was activated Friday and began practicing with the team. With Jermaine Kearse fading -- Paul Richardson is working ahead of him at camp -- Lockett appears poised to enter 2017 as Seattle's WR2 or WR3.

Seattle Seahawks beat writer Sheil Kapadia is reporting wide receiver Tyler Lockett (leg) was placed on the PUP list Sunday.

Fantasy Impact

Seahawks head coach Pete Carroll told the media Lockett won't "be there long," referencing his stay on the PUP list. The 24-year-old wideout is coming off a broken leg and has spent the duration of the offseason rehabbing. Expect him to be good to go by Week 1, barring a setback. Paul Richardson should see increased reps in Lockett's absence.

Seattle Seahawks head coach Pete Carroll told the press wide receiver Tyler Lockett (leg) "made a big jump from last week to this week."

Fantasy Impact

Carroll later added that there is a "good chance" Lockett will be at "full speed" by the start of July's training camp. The third-year wideout spent the better part of the offseason rehabbing from a broken leg and was finally cleared to participate in OTAs last week in a limited capacity. If Lockett does indeed make a full return to football activities at training camp, then barring a setback, he should be on the field for Week 1 of the 2017 regular season. At his WR61 ADP, Lockett is worth a late-round flier in upcoming fantasy drafts as he is expected to be an intricate part of Seattle's offense if his health remains intact.

Seattle Seahawks beat writer Bob Condotta is reporting wide receiver Tyler Lockett (leg) was a limited participant at OTAs.

Fantasy Impact

Lockett, who is recovering from a broken leg, participated in OTAs in a limited capacity, only taking part in individual drills. However, despite his presence, his availability for training camp remains uncertain. He could be restricted through the preseason if the Seahawks elect to take the cautious approach with his recovery. Barring a setback, Lockett should be good to go for the 2017 season opener in September.

Seattle Seahawks wide receiver Tyler Lockett (leg) told the media he "expects" to be ready for the start of training camp in July.

Fantasy Impact

Lockett, who suffered a broken leg in Week 16 of last season, is expected to miss Seattle's offseason workouts in their entirety. However, he told the media that he fully "expects" to make his on-field return at the start of training camp in July. The 24-year-old wideout and return specialist will likely open the 2017 season as the No. 3 receiver on the Seahawks' depth chart behind Jermaine Kearse and Doug Baldwin.