Before many parks were shut down across the country due to COVID-19, Denver Broncos quarterback Drew Lock planned to get together with teammates for some offseason passing sessions.
Lock postponed the unofficial practices once COVID-19 restrictions were put in place. Earlier this month, Lock said he would get together with teammates when it was “socially acceptable” to do so. Lock and his teammates have since decided that it’s now socially acceptable to practice together.
A Broncos fan stumbled upon Lock and some teammates working out at a Denver area park on Wednesday. He shared two photos of the unofficial practices on his Twitter page, @HustlerCar.
“Drew Lock was throwing on target and accurate BOMBS!” he wrote. “Phillip Lindsey ran like a thoroughbred racehorse! Was cutting corners & stopping on a dime! Great shape!”
Judging from the photos @HustlerCar shared on Twitter, it appears that at least 10 of Lock’s teammates joined him (possibly more).
These workout sessions will help the team get prepared for a potential June minicamp and training camp in July. It’s great to see Lock showing leadership and getting teammates together months before camp.
