Drew Lock exits Giants’ preseason game vs. Lions in possible injury worry
NY Post
Drew Lock’s first game with the Giants ended quicker than expected.
In Exhibit A of why NFL coaches are terrified to play quarterbacks in the preseason and leave them subject to injury risk, Lock – who was starting the game in place of Daniel Jones – left Thursday’s game against the Lions in the first quarter after he was hit by Nate Lynn.
Lock got to his feet favoring his left side around the hip before heading to the sideline mid-drive.
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