Seattle Seahawks general manager John Schneider revealed on the Wyman and Bob show that the New York Giants have promised their newly signed quarterback, Drew Lock, a shot at competing for the starting QB position. Lock recently inked a one-year, $5 million deal with the Giants after playing for Schneider’s Seahawks last season. Lock sees this opportunity with the Giants as akin to Baker Mayfield’s situation in Tampa Bay, where Mayfield earned the starting job and secured a lucrative nine-figure deal. Lock, moving to his third team in his young career after being originally drafted by the Denver Broncos, is known for his potential despite facing challenges on the field. With Daniel Jones as the current Giants starter, Lock will now have a chance to prove himself during his time with the team. The Giants, who recently expressed “buyers remorse” over Jones’ performance following his hefty contract, appear to be open to a potential change at the quarterback position. Despite reports suggesting otherwise, Schneider stands by his claim that Lock was presented with the opportunity to compete for the starting role with the Giants. Ultimately, the upcoming competition between Lock and Jones will determine the team’s quarterback situation moving forward.
