Former Denver Broncos quarterback Drew Lock has been the backup for the Giants this year and is starting today due to an injury to starter Tommy DeVito. Lock, now 28, figures to have only so many ...

Former Denver Broncos QB Drew Lock is the backup with the New York Giants, and he could see some action down the stretch. After what's happened this year with the Giants and QB Daniel Jones ...

The Denver Broncos select South Carolina Gamecocks interior offensive lineman Nick Gargiulo in Round 7 of the 2024 NFL Draft with the No. 256 overall pick (via a trade with the New York Jets).

Watch highlights from the AFC Championship Game between the Buffalo Bills and the Kansas City Chiefs during the 2024 NFL season. Watch the best plays from Buffalo Bills' running back James Cook's ...

If Wilson and the Steelers beat Cincinnati on Saturday, the Broncos would need a win/tie or a Dolphins loss/tie to clinch a playoff spot on Sunday. Drew Lock and Russell Wilson helping Denver ...

Raiders.com's Eddie Paskal is joined by Hall of Fame safety Steve Atwater to breakdown the Denver Broncos, preview the Week 17 finale and discuss QB Drew Lock and WR Jerry Jeudy on this edition of ...

On this episode of "The Neutral Zone," Phil Milani and Aric DiLalla dive into the first matchup between Drew Lock and Chargers quarterback Justin ... Weir to pick their favorite moments from the ...

On this episode of "The Snap," Sydney Jones is joined by ESPN's Laura Rutledge to discuss her expectations for Drew Lock in the season finale, her impressions of Justin Simmons and who she thinks ...

Bleacher Report labels Drew Lock as a "serviceable backup with glaring ... who began his NFL career with the Denver Broncos as a second-round pick in 2019, has shown flashes of brilliance ...

Los Angeles Chargers defensive back Rayshawn Jenkins elevates for Mile High INT of Denver Broncos quarterback Drew Lock. Watch every catch by wide receiver Ladd McConkey from his 197-yard game during ...

The trade that sent Mikko Rantanen to Carolina stung Avalanche at first, but it could emerge as a win-win deal for Colorado.