The Seattle Seahawks got off to a slow start against the Baltimore Ravens. Of course, it was only a matter of time before quarterback Russell Wilson found his favorite target in the passing game in wide receiver Tyler Lockett.

Wilson and Lockett added another play to the highlight reel, connecting on a spectacular throw and catch to get the Seahawks on the board in the second quarter, via Seahawks Twitter:

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Wilson has emerged as a bonafide MVP candidate in recent weeks and it is easy to see why with throws like this one. Not only did he have the ability to take advantage of the flag, but his uncanny arm strength allowed him to get the ball out just in time while he was getting brought down.

Meanwhile, Lockett continues to make his case as one of the more underrated wide receivers in the NFL. He has made a habit of becoming Wilson's go-to option on extended plays and they will need to keep it going if they hope to keep up with this high-powered Ravens offense.