Drew Lock Fantasy

Seattle Seahawks quarterback Geno Smith is still ahead of Drew Lock in the team's quarterback competition after the Seahawks wrapped up mandatory minicamp this week. "Geno's still ahead, you can tell that, but it's not going to be too much for Drew to be caught up," head coach Pete Carroll said. "By the time we get through camp he'll be there. He's really bright." Smith is basically leading this competition because he's been in Seattle's system for the last three years as Russell Wilson's backup. The real battle will begin next month at training camp, where Lock could easily win the job with a better performance. The Seahawks have an excellent receiver duo in DK Metcalf and Tyler Lockett, but neither Smith nor Lock should have fantasy managers excited as their QB2, especially since the winner of the competition will likely have a short leash.

Jun. 10th • 10:41 AM

Seattle Seahawks quarterback Drew Lock currently trails Geno Smith in the race for the starting job. Lock, who the Broncos traded for Russell Wilson back in March, continues to receive plenty of praise from head coach Pete Carroll. However, given Smith's familiarity with the offense, it appears it's currently his job to lose. Nonetheless, both men may be under center at some point during the year. Still, regardless of who is the No. 1 option on the depth chart come September, each signal-caller will have an uphill climb before convincing fantasy managers they're worthy of a roster spot.

May. 19th • 10:21 PM

Seattle Seahawks quarterback Drew Lock will compete for the No. 1 spot on the depth chart come training camp. While head coach Pete Carroll hasn't officially named his starting signal-caller, he has continuously praised Lock since he was acquired from Denver in a blockbuster deal for Russell Wilson. However, given Carroll's recent comment, where he claimed Lock would "have been the first guy picked" at the position during the 2022 NFL Draft, it appears he may have already made up his mind regarding his preferred quarterback option moving ahead.

May. 8th • 4:10 PM