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What to expect from Seahawks QB Drew Lock against Cardinals

Seahawks star Drew Lock will be looked upon to play efficiently against the Cardinals.

In preparation for the upcoming Week 2 matchup against the Arizona Cardinals, Seattle Seahawks quarterback Drew Lock is expected to take over the starting position for the team, with Sam Darnold set to rest. Lock's return to the starting role came in the first game of the season when Darnold was sidelined due to an injury. During that game, Lock showcased his skills by completing 16 of his 22 passes for 187 yards and a touchdown, demonstrating a solid performance for the Seahawks.

Lock's strengths lie in his ability to make quick decisions, maintain controlled passing, and contribute to a balanced rushing attack.

The Seahawks' plan for Lock against the Cardinals involves utilizing his mobility effectively. If the Cardinals apply significant pressure on Lock, forcing him to scramble outside the pocket, his agility will be crucial in maintaining the flow of the offense. However, the primary challenge for Lock will be preserving his composure throughout the game, as being away from the comfort of his home field will be a significant factor.

Seattle will rely on Lock to safeguard the football, keep the offense running on schedule, and capitalize on scoring opportunities. If Lock succeeds in these aspects, the Seahawks will have a solid chance of securing another crucial victory early in the season.

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