Tyler Lockett Trolls DK Metcalf Over Hilarious Photo of Rookie Towering Over Him at Practice
By Michael Luciano
Quality NFL relievers come in all shapes and sizes, especially on the Seattle Seahawks, where Russell Wilson's top two targets could be a diminutive 5-foot-10 slot guy and 6-foot-4 freak of nature who looks like he was created in a lab.
It's still comical to see how much bigger 6-foot-4, 230-pound rookie wideout DK Metcalf is compared to 5-foot-10 on a good day, 185-pound receiver Tyler Lockett.
Here’s what DK Metcalf looks like in shoulder pads standing near Tyler Lockett. pic.twitter.com/k4OZBXdJCG
— Brady Henderson (@BradyHenderson) July 29, 2019
Lockett had finally had enough slander over his height, and gave us an edited version of that pic that is trying to put Metcalf in his place.
Game day!! Team mock game! Let’s get it LIL BRO! @dkm14 pic.twitter.com/KSvva7vQWI
— Tyler Lockett (@TDLockett12) August 3, 2019
Lockett might be the new No. 1 wideout, but Metcalf has been the main attraction at Seahawks camp this year. A top-10 talent who fell to pick No. 64 due to concerns about his route running, Metcalf is going to be a problem as a vertical threat, as his 4.33 speed paired with his uncommonly stacked frame is providing difficult to cover for Seattle's defensive backs.
There is not a defensive back on this team who can remotely keep up with DK Metcalf
— Andy Patton (@andypattonSEA) July 25, 2019
Even if it's only a taste, we'll finally get to see Metcalf going deep on an NFL field when the Seahawks take on the Broncos on Thursday.