Lock, who spent last season with the Denver Broncos, is rejoining the Seahawks for a second stint with the team. He was part of the 2022 trade that sent Russell Wilson to Denver and brought several players and draft picks to Seattle.
This time around, Lock is expected to serve as the backup to newly signed starting quarterback Sam Darnold.
The move gives Seattle added experience at the position heading into the 2025 season. Lock previously spent two seasons with the Seahawks, backing up Geno Smith and starting two games in 2023 when Smith was sidelined due to injury.
Reunion: Veteran QB Drew Lock agreed to terms with the #Seahawks, per source.
— Tom Pelissero (@TomPelissero) April 11, 2025
One of the pieces of the Russell Wilson trade, Lock is now back for a second stint in Seattle, this time backing up Sam Darnold. pic.twitter.com/4w5zOj8Zl1
Lock originally entered the NFL as a second-round pick out of Missouri in the 2019 draft. He played three seasons for the Broncos, starting 21 games during his time in Denver.
The team signed Darnold in March and has now brought back Lock to solidify the depth chart.
As of Friday, the Seahawks had not formally announced the agreement.
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