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Drew Lock 2019 Outlook
As Profootballtalk.com put it, "John Elway has swung and missed on quarterbacks again, and again, and again and again. ..." Like any good hitter, however, the Broncos' GM will keep on swinging until he finally connects. His latest stroke was moving up in the second round of April's draft to snag Lock, the top-graded signal caller on his draft board. "You're always trying to find an answer to the quarterback position," Elway said. And despite his misses on the likes of Brock Osweiler and Paxton Lynch, and despite tossing money at Case Keenum, Elway is absolutely correct that he can't stop taking swings. Right now, the plan is for the Broncos to ride Joe Flacco next season -- and maybe in 2020 if all goes well -- then hand off the baton to Lock, who started 46 games over four seasons at Missouri, tossing for 12,193 yards and 99 TDs to 39 INTs over his career. Indeed, Elway invoked the Brett Favre-Aaron Rodgers comparison after selecting Lock 42nd overall, but Flacco is not a three-time league MVP and local legend in Denver like Favre was in Green Bay. In other words, if Flacco and/or the Broncos' offense struggle, this will be another QB situation that will get interesting in a hurry.