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    The Athletic’s Dan Duggan writes that it “would be a surprise” if the Giants re-signed Drew Lock this offseason.
    To be clear, Duggan specifically says it “would be a surprise if either side is interested in continuing the relationship.” That kind of trust-building does happen when your supposed QB2 is benched for Tommy DeVito. Lock will be entering his age-29 season and is probably a low-end QB2 at best, but there are plenty of openings around the league. Backup-needy teams will probably look into Lock given his relatively young age and what his arm talent can show on his best days.
  • NYG Quarterback #2
    Drew Lock completed 22-of-29 passes for 138 yards, one touchdown, and one interception in the Giants’ 20-13, Week 18 loss to the Eagles.
    Locks’ day would have looked much worse if it wasn’t for a desperation throw to Malik Nabers in the fourth quarter that turned into a 45-yard touchdown. Lock ends the season with 1,071 passing yards, six touchdowns, and five interceptions while completing 59.1 percent of his passes. His season highlight came in Week 17 when he inexplicably threw for 309-4-0 in an upset win over the Colts, but most of what we saw from Lock this season was par for the course. Now set to hit free agency this offseason, Lock will undoubtedly get a chance to compete for a backup job in camp, but any hopes of him one day emerging as an NFL starter can officially be laid to rest.
  • NYG Quarterback #2
    Drew Lock completed 17-of-23 passes for 309 yards and four touchdowns in the Giants’ 45-33, Week 17 win over the Colts, adding a rushing score.
    It goes without saying the five touchdowns were a career high, while the 309 yards passing were tied for Lock’s third most. His 155.3 QB rating was easily a new personal best. All this against a Colts pass defense that had entered Week 17 playing surprisingly well. Lock’s two biggest plays were Malik Nabers 31- and 59-yard touchdown catch-and-runs that featured admittedly awful Indy tackling. Lock still did plenty on his own, routinely extending plays and passing for first downs after being flushed from the pocket. Lock took zero sacks and committed zero turnovers as he simply outplayed Joe Flacco. Lock gets one more audition to be someone else’s No. 2 next season when the Giants visit the likely-to-be-starter-resting Eagles in Week 18.
  • NYG Quarterback #2
    Drew Lock (shoulder) was listed as a limited participant for Wednesday’s practice.
    Lock is expected to start against the Cowboys in Week 17, and this injury report shouldn’t scare away fantasy managers. What should scare fantasy managers away is that he’s Drew Lock.
  • NYG Quarterback #2
    Giants head coach Brian Daboll said Drew Lock will start in Week 17 against the Colts.
    Lock, who sustained a shoulder injury last week against the Falcons, will draw another start for the miserable Giants in their second to last game of the season. Lock in Week 16 threw for 210 yards, a touchdown, and two interceptions for touchdowns against Atlanta. The Colts defense is an elite fantasy option in Week 17 against Lock and the turnover-prone New York offense.
  • NYG Quarterback #2
    Giants coach Brian Daboll said Drew Lock (shoulder) will get an MRI and a decision on who will start against the Colts in Week 17 has not yet been made.
    Someone with more time to pursue this should come up with a stat on Giants touchdowns thrown against MRIs received since Daniel Jones was released. After clearing concussion protocol it seems likely that Tommy DeVito would be the starter against the Colts if Lock was unable to go. Either way, the Giants will be a target for Colts D/ST streamers.
  • NYG Quarterback #2
    Drew Lock completed 22-of-39 passes for 210 yards, one touchdown and two pick-sixes in the Giants’ 34-7, Week 16 loss to the Falcons.
    The Giants were two-score underdogs against a team with a rookie quarterback making his first career start in Week 16. We quickly found out why. Lock’s second pick-six — talk about a phrase where you never want to see after the word “second” — seemed to be more the fault of his right tackle, who botched the play. It was, nevertheless, a pick-six. His first a quarter earlier was all on the signal caller, as Lock never saw Jessie Bates easily jumping the route. Lock also lost a fumble in an all-around dismal performance. Lock is being put in an impossible position, but he’s not improving it in any way, shape or form. He’s not an NFL-level starter and probably isn’t a legitimate No. 2, either. It’s unclear who of Lock, Tommy DeVito, and Tim Boyle may start against the Colts in Week 17.
  • NYG Quarterback #2
    Drew Lock (heel/elbow) was removed from the injury report and will play in Week 16 against the Falcons.
    Lock practiced in full over the last two days and remained setback-free. The errant-armed slinger resumes his starting role in what could be a fantasy-friendly situation for the Falcons’ D/ST unit. Malik Nabers remains a talent-based WR2 regardless of the QB but Lock cannot be started in single-QB leagues. He should be considered a borderline QB2/3.
  • NYG Quarterback #2
    Drew Lock (heel/elbow) was a full participant in Thursday’s practice.
    The Giants will go back to Lock as their starter after Tommy DeVito suffered a concussion in last week’s loss. Lock’s presence does not bode well for any of the Giants’ playmakers, and he carries no legitimate fantasy upside of his own.
  • NYG Quarterback #2
    Giants head coach Brian Daboll said Drew Lock will start in Week 16 against the Falcons.
    Lock was limited in Wednesday’s practice with heel and elbow injuries, but the fact that he was already named the starter means neither is expected to be an issue. Tommy DeVito sustained a brain injury in Week 15 against the Ravens, opening the door for another Lock start in a miserable Giants season. Lock has been worse than usual as New York’s starter, completing 50 percent of his pass attempts for zero touchdowns and two interceptions on 90 attempts. Lock’s insertion into the New York lineup is bad news for Malik Nabers and the rest of the Giants pass catchers. Tim Boyle will likely serve as Lock’s backup and could very well see playing time if (when) Lock struggles against Atlanta.