Drew Lock

Week 15 saw plenty of surprising results, including the Buffalo Bills trouncing the Cowboys and the Seattle Seahawks pulling the upset over the Philadelphia Eagles with Drew Lock under center. Buffalo and Seattle kept their postseason hopes alive, while both Philadelphia and Dallas failed to take a commanding lead in the NFC East.The playoff picture is taking shape heading into Week 16, but only four teams have clinched a spot in the postseason thus far. There is still plenty of drama to unfold,... [Read More]

Seattle Seahawks quarterback Geno Smith has played well enough that the team wants to bring him back in 2023, according to NFL.com's Ian Rapoport. The veteran has come out of nowhere to rank among the league's best in many key passing categories, all while leading the Seahawks to a 6-3 record. As Rapoport writes, the team wants to extend both Smith and backup quarterback Drew Lock, but extension talks won't begin until the offseason. [Read More]

Seattle Seahawks quarterbacks Geno Smith and Drew Lock have been competing to be under center in Week 1 ever since Lock was acquired from the Broncos earlier this offseason, and it appears the battle will continue. Head coach Pete Carroll said the team will take "all the time we need" to declare a starter. Smith was their backup last season, starting three games when Russell Wilson suffered a finger injury. The 31-year-old has been a starter on multiple teams but never really made much of an ... [Read More]

Seattle Seahawks quarterback Drew Lock (illness) returned to practice on Sunday after a bout with COVID-19. He was on tap to start in Thursday's preseason contest versus the Chicago Bears, although that didn't happen. However, head coach Pete Carroll recently revealed the former Bronco will "play a lot" during the exhibition against Dallas on Friday night, the team's third and final preseason game. Nevertheless, Lock is battling Geno Smith for the top spot on the depth chart, so this may be ... [Read More]

Seattle Seahawks quarterback Geno Smith took all of the first-team repetitions during Sunday's walk-through practice, while Drew Lock worked exclusively with the No. 2 offense as the QB competition appeared to remain status quo. Smith has gotten virtually all of the first-team reps in the first week and a half of training camp, but that could start to change based on Lock's strong showing in Saturday's mock game. Lock was clearly the better QB, while Smith underwhelmed while leading the ... [Read More]