Denver Broncos quarterback Drew Lock was planning to get teammates together for some passing sessions earlier this offseason but he postponed those workouts due to COVID-19.
Two weeks ago, Lock said he hoped to get together with his wide receivers when it is “socially acceptable” to do so. That time has apparently arrived.
Lock is back in Denver (he had been with his family in Lee’s Summit, Missouri) and he recently threw with “a few receivers,” according to a tweet from KMGH-TV’s Troy Renck. It’s unknown which receivers Lock has been able to work with so far this offseason.
Renck reported that Lock practiced “social guidelines” and hopes to “amp it up” when permitted to do so. The Broncos have been conducting a virtual offseason program online and the team probably won’t have a chance to do any official on-field work until training camp.
Denver is hoping to begin training camp on time in late July.
