Tyler Lockett

Some are scared of Brandon Marshall signing, but you shouldn't be one of them, as I don't even think he's a lock to make the roster. Lockett isn't someone I'd chase in drafts, but he plays with Russell Wilson, has flashed before, and the touchdowns have to go somewhere. His price doesn't reflect any of that.

Tyler Lockett played all last season '75-80 percent' healthy

Fourth-year wide receiver Tyler Lockett told Bob Condotta of The Seattle Times that he never fully recovered from two broken bones that occurred during a game in late December 2016 and that he played the entire 2017 season "about 75, 80 percent.” The injury affected Lockett's breaks and ability to create separation throughout the 2017 campaign but he still compiled a 45/555/2 line and played all 16 games.

Fantasy Impact

Now fully healthy, Lockett is being counted on to take on a much bigger role after Paul Richardson's departure. Entering a contract year, Lockett is penciled in as a starter and should see a healthy target volume. He's a solid WR4/flex target in the mid-to-late rounds.