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Seattle won the Ultra competitive NFC West last season with the 12 and 4 regular season record.

But after a wild car round lost division rival Los Angeles,

the Seahawks went one and done in the

playoffs for just the second time in the Russell Wilson era.

Wide receiver Tyler Lockett, who's coming off his second consecutive thousand-yard campaign,

as a simple fix to the Hawks' late-season offensive woes.

Just take what the defense gives you.

He says Seattle failed to adjust their game plans last year when defenses began switching up their looks.

One thing they don't want to change is getting production from the Electric Lockett,

the franchise signing him to a multi-year extension earlier this month.

And Lockett met with reporters yesterday and said only one team was happy with

the way their season ended.

You know, I think the biggest thing is how many teams is in the NFL?

32.

So there's 31 teams that's going to be disappointed.

You know what I mean?

So I think regardless of what would have happened to us in the playoffs,

if it didn't result into a Super Bowl, we were going to end in disappointment.

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