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NASHVILLE, Tenn. — The Titans are releasing veteran large receiver Tyler Lockett, a supply informed ESPN's Adam Schefter.
Lockett, 33, requested for his launch and was granted it Monday, the supply stated. Lockett is anticipated to be free to signal with one other group after 4 p.m. ET on Wednesday.
Lockett signed a one-year deal value as much as $6 million with the Titans in April. Tennessee had hoped Lockett would deliver a veteran presence to the receiver room and assist rookie quarterback Cam Ward get acclimated to the NFL.
Lockett caught 10 passes for 70 yards in seven video games whereas enjoying 181 (44.7%) offensive snaps.
The Titans are 1-6 and final week fired coach Brian Callahan.
Lockett spent the primary 10 years of his profession with the Seattle Seahawks and have become the second-most-prolific move catcher in franchise historical past. The Seahawks launched him in March.
