Lock Emotion

[Wheetie]

Watching his interview and the emotion, I have a mancrush now

 

[MyrtleHawk]

I'm so happy for him and proud of the guy. He deserves this moment.

 

[cymatica]

I'll be butthurt if he's not the starter going forward. Dude has heart

 

[WarHawks]

That might be the best post game qb interview I've ever heard. Surprisingly eloquent and well spoken. Kudos.

 

[Palmegranite]

Feel good icing on the cake after that incredible drive.

 

[Cyrus12]

Rw3 for Lock straight across and we still win that trade

 

[cymatica]

That might be the best post game qb interview I've ever heard. Surprisingly eloquent and well spoken. Kudos.

Dude was holding back tears. He's all in

 

[BigMeach]

He threw some darts at the end of that game.

 

[12AngryHawks]

He needed this! So happy for him!

 

[OneLofaTatupu]

Dude was holding back tears. He's all in

And he was appreciative of his team. His entire team. Humble. Mature without the platitudes.

 

[Seahawker]

Keep Lock on the cheap & draft a 1st round QB and see where it goes in 24'.

 

[LastRideOut]

When Lock broke down one of the plays in his post-game interview, I thought wow, how many years was Russ here and I never once heard him break down a play the way Lock just did?

 

[mistaowen]

Drew has always had the potential be a decent starting NFL QB. He has an absolute rocket arm, can make any throw to any area of the field, and has the athleticism to function in a PA heavy style. Issue since college has been read progressions and forcing turnovers. In college his sheer athleticism carried him, doesn’t work in the NFL. If something actually clicks for him after sitting, learning, and finally getting a shot, Seahawks have a guy on a cheap contract.

It’s likely still Geno’s team even through next year but I wouldn’t be shocked if JS is thinking about it a bit. IIRC he was very high on Drew coming into that draft.

Regardless - what a night for him. That was raw emotion in his post game interview.

 

[nwHawk]

When Lock broke down one of the plays in his post-game interview, I thought wow, how many years was Russ here and I never once heard him break down a play the way Lock just did?

The dude gets it. Just possibly could be the second coming of Hasslebeck. Okay, more arm. Okay, let the hate sling.

 

[NoGain]

When you're a kid in the backyard fantasizing, this is what you fantasize about. Leading your team on a game winning drive going the length of the field and hitting a receiver on a perfect pass to the endzone to win the game.

Happy for him.

 

[DeSeahawk]

The dude gets it. Just possibly could be the second coming of Hasslebeck. Okay, more arm. Okay, let the hate sling.

No hate here. Hass 2 , the sequel would be really cool. Dunno about the possibility, but the thought kicks ass

 

[nwHawk]

Remember, some didn’t want Hass. Some fans wanted to stick with Dilfer, eye roll.

Hass made some boneheaded plays and was more confident than his play dictated.

 

[Vesuve]

Watching his interview and the emotion, I have a mancrush now

Yeah, it was poignant!

 

[TOPHawk]

I appreciate what Geno did last year. The difference is it seemed that is was about Geno. The post-game interview with Lock was he was pointing to the rest of the team. He called out the RBs (by name), and the offensive line in particular.

It's possible I'm forgetting, but did Geno ever do that?

 

[jammerhawk]

Very Happy for Drew Lock!!!

He made plays when he needed to, and was steady all game. I really want to see more.

He certainly has created the basis for at least a QB discussion. I’m sure Pete won’t let there be a controversy.