Seattle Seahawks quarterback Drew Lock explained his mindset when he was asked to step in for an injured Sam Darnold.

Drew Lock completed 16-of-22 passes for 187 yards and a touchdown in the Seahawks' 13-10, Week 1 win over the Patriots.

Forced into the starting lineup by QB1 Sam Darnold’s hip injury in the first quarter of a Week 1 Super Bowl rematch against New England, our guy Paul Andrew Lock started slow but rallied the hosts to a 13-10 victory that kicked off the 2026 NFL slate.

Seattle's championship defense began with a major injury scare, but Drew Lock's preparation and trust in his teammates helped save opening night.

One of the realities of life as an NFL backup quarterback is that you get fewer opportunities in practice and that means there are some plays that you never get to rehearse ahead of time.

The Seattle Seahawks were able to get a comeback win in their season opener against the New England Patriots, and they did it with Drew Lock taking over for Sam Darnold . It wasn’t a high-scoring game,

Backup quarterback Drew Lock secured a stunning victory and seemed to call Drake Maye an unscensored phrase after the game.

Seattle quarterback Sam Darnold suffered a muscle-related hip/glute injury early in the season opener, with no fracture detected and the team holding him out for at least Week 2 as Drew Lock steps in;