News about Drew Lock

Drew Lock, the backup quarterback for Russell Wilson's controversial trade in Denver, has been added to the New York Giants two years after he was included in Denver's infamous trade for Russell Wilson. The linking of a Giants source to DailyMail.com has been confirmed by a Giants source. ESPN's Adam Schefter first reported the one-year, $5 million contract. Lock has played in four games in Seattle, where he appeared in four games in 2023 before going 1-1 as a starter. Lock is 9-14 as a starter after playing for the Broncos in 2019 and 2021 seasons. Wilson's ill-fated trade in Denver this offseason after signing a $245 million contract extension in September of 2022, but his biggest influence on the league was perhaps his 2022. Wilson will now pay the remaining $38 million in Wilson's salary after he agreed to join the Pittsburgh Steelers on a one-year contract earlier this week.

The show was broadcast shortly after Seattle secured the 20-17 victory at home in a video shared by X (Twitter) user @ripeplum31. Players from both teams were seen exchanging hugs after the game ended before the cameras were cut to Lock. Hurts vanished from the field shortly after the final whistle, causing the Seahawks quarterback to be baffled. Lock said, 'I believe he's sick.'

Lock finished with 22 of 33 passes for 208 yards and one TD, including a 29-yard pass to Jaxon Smith-Njigba in the end zone with just 28 seconds remaining against Philly, putting an end to the Seahawks' four-game skid. Lock led the Seahawks 92 yards on ten plays, with DK Metcalf hitting the Seahawks for 34 yards along the way, starting with 1:52 minutes left. Smith-Njigba advanced to the Eagles cornerback James Braberry to make the scoring grab and help Seattle beat the Washington Commanders for the first time since defeating the Washington Commanders on November 12.

Following their 20-17 loss to the Seattle Seahawks on Monday night, Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts made a surprising admission. After one of their most memorable Brotherly Shoves looked to have sealed the deal, backup Seahawks quarterback Drew Lock condemned the Eagles to their third straight loss in the NFL. Lock won by 30 seconds in Seattle with a 29-yard pass to Jaxon Smith-Njigba, which gave the hosts the victory.

DK Metcalf, a wide receiver for the Seattle Seahawks, had two spectacular catches to help his team win by a last-gasp victory over the Eagles on Monday night. Metcalf unleashed two moments of magic before backup quarterback Drew Lock picked out Jaxon Smith-Njigba for the game-winning touchdown with 30 seconds remaining, with Seattle trailing 17-13 late in the fourth quarter. For an astonishing reception going into the final minute of regular time, the 26-year-old first managed to combust Eagles cornerback James Bradberry for an incredible reception.

Hurts was listed as healthy right before kickoff in Seattle on Monday night, just before being deemed as ineffective due to his illness, causing him to travel separately from the team. Despite back-to-back losses, the Eagles are still a half-game ahead of the Dallas Cowboys in the NFC East and contention for the conference's top playoff seed. The Seahawks have lost their last four games, with their last victory coming against the Commanders on November 12.

Despite first-choice Geno Smith being named active before the game, Drew Locks is starting at quarterback for the Seahawks against the Eagles this evening. Seattle opted not to name their starting quarterback ahead of the game at Lumen Field, owing to reasons that remain uncertain. Lock rumors began to circulate that if he was seen training in complete uniform before the game, he would get the nod. Smith, who had just recovered from a groin injury, was nowhere to be found.

Following a 24-3 loss to the Seattle Seahawks, a night of resentment boiled over on the sidelines of the New York Giants' football team as quarterback Daniel Jones and head coach Brian Daboll appeared tumultuous. Daboll went over to his quarterback to talk to him as Jones was arriving late in the third quarter. Jones appeared to look at him and then walked away without saying a word. Daboll tried to go over to Jones on the bench and go over something with him on a tablet later in the night. Jones appeared to ignore him, and Daboll replied by flashing the tablet at an employee.

After his first Pro Bowl season of his nine-year NFL career, the 32-year-old was supposed to enter unrestricted free agency. After taking over Russell Wilson's offense from the Seahawks last season, Smith was named NFL Comeback Player of the Year. He coached the team to a wild-card playoff berth before losing to the San Francisco 49ers by 23-41.

Fans of the Seattle Seahawks expressed their dissatisfaction with ex-quarterback Russell Wilson's booing on his return to Lumen Field as a Bronco for his first regular season game since being drafted to Denver in March. Upon leaving the tunnel for the turf ahead of the first league game of Monday Night Football, the 33-year-old was treated with a hostile reception. Wilson and a fourth-round pick were traded to the Broncos in exchange for two first-round picks, two second-round picks, a fifth-round pick, quarterback Drew Lock, and defensive lineman Shelby Harris. Noah Fant was also a part of the contract.

Geno Smith will play in Week 1 for the first time since 2014, as Seahawks coach Pete Carroll announced on Friday that he had won the starting job over Drew Lock. Russell Wilson's trade to the Broncos brought Lock to Seattle, triggering a real quarterback contest for the first time in a decade. And it's the veteran Smith who has been victorious.

When asked by reporters, Seahawks head coach Pete Carroll did not commit to a deadline to name the season's starter. In the last game of their preseason against Wilson and his new team, the Denver Broncos, Seattle will face Wilson and the Dallas Cowboys on Friday.

The NFL is back, and with it, the 2022 fantasy football season. For all of the rumors surrounding the demise of the running back, many of whom now post snaps in teams' continuing attempts to minimize injuries, many top fantasy players can still be found at the position. Even fantasy football novices will find value in Jonathan Taylor, who had 92 touches in the red zone in 2021, or Carolina Panthers quarterback Christian McCaffrey, who ranks among the top players in the game when healthy. Tom Brady has returned from a short absence, but that doesn't mean fantasy enthusiasts will be able to expect the same show. Nevertheless, Aaron Rogers is somehow undervalued despite winning multiple MVPs and Deebo Samuel's return to his first fantasy season in 2021.

The NFL's preseason schedule gets really underway tonight, after months and months of anticipation. Last week, the Jacksonville Jaguars and the Las Vegas Raiders kicked off with the league's Hall of Fame game, and all 32 clubs will play, beginning with the New York Giants and the New England Patriots at 7 p.m. on Saturday. The training camps have been running for weeks, and not only are players excited to see someone wearing a different color jersey, but fans are also eager for this first glimpse of what they can expect to see on Sunday. Here's a rundown of the ten things you should be worrying about ahead of the first week of the season in September.