Drew Lock Fantasy

Denver Broncos quarterback Drew Lock went 22-for-33 for just 216 yards and one touchdown in the 16-14 loss to the Titans in Week 1 on Monday night. Lock look composed and made some nice throws, but he was also hurt by a few drops from rookie Jerry Jeudy and a big overthrow to DaeSean Hamilton late in the fourth quarter that would've likely sealed the game for Denver. The second-year QB should get No. 1 wideout Courtland Sutton (shoulder) back next week, but he'll face a tough matchup against Pittsburgh's stout defense on the road. There's a lot to like about Luck in this offense with so many weapons, but he'll remain a low-end QB2 against the Steelers.

Sep. 15th • 1:42 AM

Denver Broncos quarterback Drew Lock said something clicked for him and the offense over the final week of training camp practices. Denver's offense could benefit from an element of surprise on Monday night against the Titans, as no teams have film of offensive coordinator Pat Shurmur's new offense. Lock said he's far more comfortable heading into the season opener this year after getting some valuable starting experience in his rookie campaign. It won't hurt that the 23-year-old from Missouri will have more weapons in rookies Jerry Jeudy and K.J. Hamler and running back Melvin Gordon III. The offensive line remains a big question, but Lock has all the necessary weapons in place to make a second-year leap. Fantasy owners want to see it to believe it first, though, as he wasn't even drafted as a QB2 in most standard single-QB leagues.

Sep. 10th • 2:56 PM

Denver Broncos quarterback Drew Lock has been throwing to first-round rookie wide receiver Jerry Jeudy, among others, at a Denver-area field, according to a source. With teams not able to meet yet for offseason workouts due to COVID-19, many quarterbacks have set up workouts with their teammates. It's a way for the new teammates to get to know each other and to start building chemistry. Jeudy came into this year's draft as the consensus top route-runner among his class, and he will immediately start opposite Courtland Sutton in 2020. The 21-year-old former Alabama star has a bright future, but temper expectations initially with a QB heading into his first full season as the starter. We wouldn't expect Jeudy to see a ton of targets in his rookie season, which should make him more of a WR4 target with upside in fantasy drafts.

Jun. 7th • 10:22 AM