What happened to Broncos quarterback Drew Lock?
DREW Lock is a quarterback for the Denver Broncos. The football star was caught off guard as he was driving through Kansas on July 7. Lock was born on November 10, 1996 in Columbia, Missouri. The Denver Broncos quarterback is 6-foot-4 and 228 pounds. He played collegiate football for the University of Missouri before getting drafted by the Broncos in the second round of the 2019 NFL Draft. Lock is entering his third NFL season and coming off a campaign in which he threw for 2,933 yards, 16 touchdowns and a league-worst 15 interceptions in 13 starts. Lock is gearing up for a quarterback battle with Teddy Bridgewater as he wraps up the off-season. During high school, Lock also played basketball and was considered a two-star prospect as a shooting guard. During Lock's break before the start of training camp, he was driving through Kansas when a lug nut flew across the median and struck his cars windshield. It turns out that a car going the opposite direction on Interstate 70 lost a tire, which flew across the median in front of Locks car, according to Colleen Flynn of Fox 31. Lock was able to avoid the tire but the lug nut shattered the windshield glass into the the car on the drivers side. The damaged car was towed after the incident. Although Locks windshield needs to be repaired, he was all smiles in a picture with officers after the incident. The Kansas Highway Patrol tweeted: You never know who you can help as a @kshighwaypatrol Trooper. Today it was @DrewLock23 (Denver Broncos-QB)." The Patrol also posted photos of Locks windshield. Safe travels the rest of your way across Kansas @DrewLock23." "Crazy having a (lug-nut) fly across the median striking your windshield and nearly go through it!" Glad your #seatbelt was fastened. Have a safe season now and into the future.