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Seattle’s Super Bowl practice showed Sam Darnold limited by an oblique injury, so Drew Lock ran first-team reps as Darnold gradually increases throwing; he’s still set to start Sunday, while teammates like Nick Emmanwori (ankle) and Charles Cross (foot) were limited but expected to play.
Seattle coach says Sam Darnold is 'really optimistic' to start the NFC divisional playoff vs. the 49ers despite a left oblique injury, with a Saturday test to confirm; if Darnold can't go, Drew Lock will start and Jalen Milroe remains the emergency third quarterback, as Darnold has started all 17 games this season for a 14-3 Seahawks.
Seattle’s Sam Darnold is listed as questionable with an oblique injury for the divisional-round game, but coach Mike Macdonald said they’re optimistic he’ll play and will test him ahead of kickoff; if Darnold can’t go, Drew Lock is ready to start, with Jalen Milroe as the emergency third quarterback. Darnold’s status could still change, and a pain‑killing injection remains a potential risk if needed.
Seahawks coach Mike Macdonald publicly supports Sam Darnold as the starting quarterback, but the team is open to replacing him if Drew Lock or Jalen Milroe outperform him in training camp, reflecting a pragmatic approach similar to past NFL decisions. The team aims to justify their investment in Darnold while remaining flexible based on training camp outcomes.
Tommy DeVito is set to start for the New York Giants against the Ravens this Sunday, as Drew Lock is sidelined with a heel injury and is currently in a walking boot. Lock will not practice on Wednesday but may serve as a backup for the game. DeVito previously started against Tampa Bay, completing 21 of 31 passes for 189 yards and rushing for 32 yards.
The New York Giants' recent 14-11 loss to the New Orleans Saints highlighted ongoing struggles, particularly with quarterback Drew Lock, who faced significant pressure and had a poor performance despite a late-game rally. The offensive line excelled in run blocking but faltered in pass protection, with several players committing penalties. On defense, Kayvon Thibodeaux stood out with strong run defense, while Micah McFadden excelled in tackling and run support. The Giants' injury-ravaged defense managed to hold the Saints to 14 points, showcasing resilience despite numerous challenges.
The New York Giants narrowly lost to the New Orleans Saints 14-11 in Week 14, with missed opportunities including a blocked 35-yard field goal attempt that could have sent the game to overtime. Quarterback Drew Lock struggled with a 42.9% completion rate and a late interception, though he contributed 59 rushing yards. Malik Nabers was a standout with 79 receiving yards and a crucial two-point conversion. The Giants' defense, despite injuries, held the Saints to 14 points and recorded an interception. Special teams errors, including penalties and a blocked field goal, were costly. Coach Brian Daboll's game plan kept the Giants competitive despite missing key players.
The New York Giants will start Drew Lock at quarterback for the second consecutive week against the New Orleans Saints, as announced by coach Brian Daboll. Lock replaces Tommy DeVito, who is recovering from a forearm injury. Despite a challenging debut against the Dallas Cowboys, Lock will have more preparation time this week to face the Saints' 29th-ranked pass defense. The injury-plagued Giants, currently on a seven-game losing streak, hope to capitalize on this opportunity to secure a win.
Drew Lock will start as quarterback for the New York Giants against the Saints, as confirmed by coach Brian Daboll. This decision follows Tommy DeVito's forearm injury, which has limited his practice participation. Lock previously completed 21 of 32 passes for 178 yards and led the team in rushing with 57 yards and a touchdown.
The New York Giants face a quarterback dilemma between Tommy DeVito and Drew Lock after a seven-game losing streak and the release of Daniel Jones. Head coach Brian Daboll must decide who will start against the Saints, with Lock showing potential but also committing costly turnovers in a recent loss to the Cowboys. The Giants, currently projected for a top draft pick, must balance the desire to win with the potential benefits of losing for a better draft position. The team's struggles are compounded by injuries and personnel decisions, leaving Daboll and GM Joe Schoen under pressure.
Drew Lock's debut as the Giants' starting quarterback was marred by a critical mistake, continuing a pattern from his previous teams. In a 27-20 loss to the Cowboys, Lock threw a costly interception that was returned for a touchdown, highlighting his ongoing struggle with turnovers. Despite some positive plays, Lock's performance was overshadowed by two significant turnovers, reflecting his career-long issue with maintaining possession.
New York Giants head coach Brian Daboll remains undecided on whether Tommy DeVito or Drew Lock will start as quarterback in Week 14 against the New Orleans Saints. DeVito, who missed the recent game against the Dallas Cowboys due to a forearm injury, is expected to be ready by then. Meanwhile, Lock, who started in DeVito's absence, showed promise but also had two critical turnovers. Daboll plans to review the game before making a decision.
The New York Giants lost their seventh consecutive game, falling to the Dallas Cowboys 27-20, bringing their record to 2-10. Despite the loss, there were some standout performances, including Cor'Dale Flott's solid defensive play, Tyler Nubin's team-leading tackles, and Graham Gano's successful field goals. However, the Giants struggled with penalties, missed tackles, and poor pass protection, leading to six sacks on quarterback Drew Lock. The team's run defense also faltered, allowing Dallas' Rico Dowdle to achieve his first career 100-yard rushing game.
The New York Giants suffered their seventh consecutive loss, falling 27-20 to the Dallas Cowboys on Thanksgiving. Despite a promising start from quarterback Drew Lock, who replaced the injured Tommy DeVito, the Giants' offense struggled, managing only 70 yards over seven possessions. The Cowboys, led by Cooper Rush, capitalized on Giants' mistakes, including a costly interception by Lock. The Giants' defense failed to secure a turnover for the 11th straight game, and their pass rush was ineffective, allowing six sacks. The loss leaves the Giants at 2-10 for the season.
Giants quarterback Tommy DeVito is unlikely to play against the Cowboys due to an injured right forearm, as he did not travel with the team for further examination. Reports indicate he will miss the game, paving the way for Drew Lock to make his first start with the Giants. Lock, who was the backup to Daniel Jones, will have the opportunity to prove himself after being passed over for the starting role when Jones was benched.