Drew Lock finds success in final practice before gameday

As the Broncos wrapped up their final practice before the Hall of Fame game, Drew Lock found himself with some positive plays in a critical situation.

The Denver Broncos wrapped up their final practice before the team takes on the Atlanta Falcons in the Pro Football Hall of Fame game. It will be exciting to have some form of American football in our lives again. Despite it being a preseason game, there will be plenty to see. One player most fans will focus on is Drew Lock.

As it stands right now, Drew Lock is the third string quarterback. However, his performance could determine where he moves on the depth chart once the game has concluded. However, he seemed to turn in a great last minute drive on the final practice session of the week.

Lock was responsible for leading the offense down the field to get into field goal range with under two minutes to go and down by two points. He was able to get some big plays with the help of Khalfani Muhammad and Austin Fort to bring them close. Devontae Jackson was able to provide some assistance as well before the time ended.

Drew Lock was successful in getting them in the range they needed to get the field goal attempt. He discussed with the media that he is looking to improve on game management when he takes the field Thursday.

This is a promising sign that he is showcasing his abilities to get down the field in a manageable time frame. The biggest question is if he can provide that when it comes to facing another team.

However you want to take it, Drew Lock seems to be having his ups and downs during training camp. Growing and learning from those can certainly be helpful once it is his turn to take the reins.

Now we will get to see if he can duplicate the same results against the Falcons on Thursday.