ricardo lockette

Where were you when the Butler (Malcolm) did it? It was on this date (February 1st) six years ago that the New England Patriots rookie defensive back ended Super Bowl 49 with a stunning interception that still has Seahawks fans scratching their heads six years later.

RENTON, Wash. (AP) — Seattle Seahawks wide receiver Ricardo Lockette is retiring six months after suffering a serious neck injury in a game at Dallas. The team confirmed the retirement and has scheduled a news conference with Lockette on Thursday...

SEATTLE (AP) — Seahawks wide receiver Ricardo Lockette says the neck injury he suffered last November against Dallas was so serious that he could have died if not for proper treatment from athletic trainers and medics on the field. Lockette spoke to a group of paramedics and firefighters in Redmond, Washington, last week and video of his speech at Redmond Fire Station 11 was posted on Facebook...

RENTON, Wash. (AP) — Seattle Seahawks wide receiver Ricardo Lockette said on social media that he has been released from a Dallas hospital following surgery to stabilize ligaments in his neck. Lockette posted messages to Twitter and Instagram on Thursday saying, "Thanks for all the support...

Before Sunday's last-minute 13-12 road victory over the Dallas Cowboys, Seattle Seahawks wide receiver and special teamer Ricardo Lockette was most infamously known as the player Russell Wilson was trying to throw the ball to that ended in a devastating interception to virtually end Super Bowl 49. Sunday, a national television audience was saying a prayer for him.