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Monday, March 9, 2026

Tyler Lockett’s Real Estate Firm Becomes Seahawks Sponsor

  • It could be the first sponsorship between a player’s company and their team.
  • Eight-year NFL veteran became a licensed real estate agent in Washington in 2021.
Tyler Lockett inks deal with Seahawks on real estate partnership.
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Liv N Serve, the real estate company owned by Seattle Seahawks wide receiver Tyler Lockett, has become an official sponsor of the Seahawks.

“My real estate team Liv N Serve Real Estate that’s under Kellen Williams, are now the official realtors [and] sponsor of the Seattle Seahawks,” Lockett said on Instagram

ESPN’s Adam Schefter tweeted that the 30-year-old receiver might be “the first player whose company is an official sponsor of the team on which he plays.”

In 2021, Lockett signed a four-year, $69.2 million contract extension with the Seahawks that included $37 million guaranteed. Lockett became a licensed real estate agent in Washington state in 2021 and was also studying to become certified in Texas, Komo News reported.

For the past six NFL seasons, the Seahawks have partnered with another real estate firm Windermere Real Estate.

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