Hard to trust, especially if Fant is out.Anyone see this guy having a good game?
Chiefs have been pretty damn good on defense lately and their defensive line is one of the best right now.
Could be a rough day for Lock.
Will be a good test. I sure hope he pans out since I have Sutton.Hard to trust, especially if Fant is out.
Drew Lock completed 18-of-40 passes for 208 yards, zero touchdowns and an interception in the Broncos' 23-3, Week 15 loss to the Chiefs.
Lock made a few impressive throws in the first half that showed off the rookie’s tantalizing arm talent and potential to create positive plays off script. Still, he also made a number of bad decisions, notably under throwing his interception on an attempt to hit Noah Fant across the field in the end zone. The good news for the young Broncos QB is that an appealing Week 16 matchup against the Lions awaits. Lock isn’t a realistic fantasy option in single-QB leagues and shouldn’t be viewed as anything more than a low-end QB2, but he’s proven capable of enabling both Noah Fant and Courtland Sutton to solid fantasy production.
Drew Lock completed 25-of-33 passes for 192 yards with a touchdown and no interceptions while adding 10 yards on four rushing attempts Sunday in Denver’s Week 16 victory over the Lions.
It was a clean day for Denver's offensive line as Lock didn't take any sacks in this one. Playing at home against a dismal Lions secondary (second-most passing yards allowed), Lock took care of business Sunday, at one point leading five consecutive scoring drives. His lone touchdown pass came on a fourth-quarter RPO with Lock pitching to DaeSean Hamilton for the go-ahead score. The rookie spread the wealth, completing passes to nine different receivers in Sunday's victory. Now 3-1 as the Broncos starter, Lock will look to finish 2019 in style when the Raiders visit Mile High in Week 17.
Speaking Monday, Broncos GM John Elway confirmed Drew Lock will be the team's 2020 starter at quarterback.
"I don’t like to show our hand, but I think it’s unrealistic to say that we’re going in a different direction," was Elway's frank admission. Although Lock generated a modest seven touchdowns over his five starts, including two over his final three, he helped guide the Broncos to a 4-1 finish. He was more accurate than expected, though he posted an underwhelming 6.53 YPA. The most encouraging developments were Lock avoiding the dunderheaded turnovers that frequently marred his play at Missouri while cleaning up his mechanics. Smart with rare arm talent, Lock could take a big 2020 step forward, but he still has much to prove before he sheds his "erratic" pre-draft label.
SOURCE: Mike Klis on Twitter
Dec 30, 2019, 1:19 PM ET
I agree with you that the criticisms in that article weren't especially strong to me, and that comes from someone that isn't as impressed with Drew Lock as most people.Didn't show to be a super star (expected as much from a rookie), but certainly didn't show to be a Jay Cutler bust.
What I like about him most (and what has surprised me) is his leadership. Everything I read on him is positive and his teammates seem to rally around him. He also seems to really have a good work ethic. Hope he is able to make another step this year, will be tough if offseason is shortened.Guy throws a nice ball. Efficient quick release. Excited to see if he develops into a great one as I think he will.
Andy: It’s easy to make a case for Lock as a potential breakout player, but, even if he makes incredible progress, it’s difficult to imagine him actually finishing as a starting-quality fantasy QB in leagues of standard size. He’s just a superflex special.
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Andy: I’ll take Drew Lock to double-down on last season’s surprising effectiveness, finishing as a top-16 fantasy QB (and the second highest-scoring fantasy QB in his division). He was more accurate than advertised last year — check the highlights — and the team enhanced his supporting cast significantly. Lock is a decent bet to reach 4,000 yards and 25 or more TDs.
What does this even mean? Where would you have him ranked and what do you think his stats are like.I’m not sold on Lock by any stretch of the imagination. Not saying I couldn’t be however.
Not looking to buy him. That could change down the roadWhat does this even mean? Where would you have him ranked and what do you think his stats are like.
There is no sold. There is what you think a guy is worth and what you would pay. So what is it for you?