Drew Lock found a new home in free agency Tuesday, opting to leave the Seattle Seahawks in favor of a one-year contract agreement with the New York Giants.
The Seahawks apparently wanted Lock back in 2024, but the Giants made a promise in their free-agent pitch that the 27-year-old quarterback couldn’t refuse.
Seattle general manager John Schneider told 710 Seattle Sports radio show Wyman and Bob on Thursday that the Giants “basically sold him on the opportunity to compete to be the starter.”
