Seattle Seahawks wide receiver Tyler Locket pulled off an insane toe drag in the team's Monday night game against the Minnesota Vikings.

In a game that hasn't seen many spectacular offensive players, it was Lockett that came through with one of the most impressive plays by pulling off a much-needed catch for the Seahawks.

Lockett found himself on the sideline and came through with the nice toe drag that undoubtedly earned him even more trust from quarterback Russell Wilson.

This was the type of play that quarterbacks love as Wilson put it in a spot that only Lockett could get to, and it resulted in a nice bit of momentum for the home team.

The two teams haven't had much success in terms of scoring, so Lockett's play has been one of the few bright spots when it comes to quality offensive production.

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He entered the game with 44 receptions for 713 yards and nine touchdowns this season, which has allowed him to play a big role in Seattle's efficient passing attack. Wilson has posted a 115.5 quarterback rating to this point, as he's notched 2,716 yards through the air while throwing for 29 touchdowns.

The Seahawks currently lead the game in the fourth quarter, and they could certainly use a win in order to stay on track in the race for a playoff spot in the NFC.

Pete Carroll's squad entered the game in the No. 5 spot, while Minnesota came in at No. 6 in the conference.