Drew Lock responded to Brian Daboll’s heavy hand with best game from a Giants QB in years
NY Post
Who said the Giants don’t have a quarterback?
Drew Lock delivered the best passing game by a Giants quarterback since the end of the 2019 season Sunday to fuel a stunning offensive outburst from the NFL’s lowest scoring team in a 45-33 upset victory against the Colts.
“Almost perfect,” receiver Darius Slayton said of Lock’s performance. “It’s hard to play any better than that.”
Of course, one great game by a journeyman backup heading to free agency after the season isn’t going to alter the Giants’ plan to draft a new franchise quarterback — even though that path became a little stickier because the win to snap a 10-game slide bumped them from holding the No. 1 pick in 2025.
But there was no ignoring the rarity of Lock’s 309-yard, four-touchdown (and a fifth touchdown on the ground) performance.
He joined Tommy DeVito (once) as the only Giants to throw for three or more touchdowns in a game since the start of the 2020 season, and had the first five-touchdown game by a Giants quarterback since Daniel Jones on Dec. 22, 2019.
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