Drew Lock

'Cause tonight, last night was a lot about scheme.

When Mike McDonald in the second half, they had to settle down Drew Lock, and they, they had to call some easy plays for him to kind of get them going, and they had to dominate with the blitz on defense, right? And as that second half went, it was like, "We are gonna get Drake May off the spot." That game, after the Greenardo Green interception, which is a guy that was kind of coming into training camp there were some question marks about, that, the schematics had nothing to do with it.

It was, "We're fresher, we're better, and we're gonna beat the shit out of you." That, that looked like a game, honestly, you see more on Saturdays, where it's like one team's just better than the other.

And this gets back to showing up the day before.

Oh, not so well, and you're playing a backup quarterback.

Drew Lock looked pretty good though for a backup guy coming into that situation.

Yeah.

You don't expect to play opening day if you're him.

He did.

He did a, he did a really nice job.

I, I think, you know, Drew Lock, Davis Mills, you know, these guys are so valuable to your team.

You just never know.

Well, let's see.

They lost a series of the Angels, and then my Patriots got beaten by Drew Locke because our MVP runner-up started throwing fadeaways in the fourth quarter.

So I could be better.

Also, there's a fly in my office, so you'll see me try and attack.

And then you start going down the line of scrimmage You don't need to be Howard Mudd to go, yeah, you know, they got some question marks.

Colton McKibbitz, who the 49ers try to tell you is like Lane Johnson 2.0. commendable effort and he's been a long time starter now he's not Trent I didn't understand why he wasn't lining up on that side every time but the 49ers like the team speed just I'm not even talking the execution any of like the play calling the schemes because tonight last night was a lot about scheme when Mike McDonald in the second half they had to settle down Drew Locke And they had to call some easy plays for him to kind of get him going.

And they had to dominate with the blitz on defense.

Right? And as that second half went, it was like, we are going to get Drake May off the spot.

So where I sit on this side of the microphone, despite all the propaganda from J.J. and Renton and our buddy Nostradinas, I'm looking at this and I'm like, OK, so I don't think that's dodging a bullet.

That's hearing gunshots and realizing nobody has checked to see if there's any holes in your body.

So you got the backup, Drew Locke, who gets the football.

And Seattle, as we mentioned, they've got a bye this week.

They play the Cardinals, who are not trying to win.

That's hearing gunshots and realizing nobody has checked to see if there's any holes in your body.

So you got the backup, Drew Locke, who gets the football.

And Seattle, as we mentioned, they've got a bye this week.

They played the Cardinals, who are not trying to win.

Captain Swagger.

Captain Swag.

Drew Locke.

Drew Locke.

He settled in nicely and played a pretty good damn game.

It looked rough to start, though, right? It did.

So yeah, you go for the win.

But you are playing Drew Locke, and I don't care how good that defense is.

You should expect to beat Drew Locke with your starting quarterback, who we talked about last year.

You went to the Super Bowl, and he's the next heir apparent to Josh Allen in the division, which I still don't see.

I could defend that, but you go for the win.

We do not talk about it there and there without their quarterback for maybe a little bit of a time, but they still won week one against the team that they faced in the Super Bowl.

Yeah, because Drew Locke was put on this earth to be the backup that plays for five weeks.

The guy's like, God, I love Drew knowing damn well someone's coming in to save the day.

Right.