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It sounds like Pete Carroll and the Seahawks are confident in their quarterback situation following the March blockbuster trade that sent Russell Wilson to the Broncos and brought Drew Lock to Seattle.
Lock, who was selected by Denver with the 42nd of the 2019 NFL draft, has had an up-and-down career in his three years in the league so far. He only started five games as a rookie in 2019, but then was named the starting quarterback in 2020. He finished with 2,933 passing yards in 13 games, but also threw 15 interceptions. He was largely sidelined in 2021, only starting three games, all of which were Broncos losses.
