Leonard Williams: "We all have faith" in Drew Lock
The Seahawks will ride with quarterback Drew Lock until Sam Darnold returns from a glute injury.
The Seattle Seahawks will continue to rely on quarterback Drew Lock until star player Sam Darnold recuperates from a glute injury. Lock's teammates have expressed complete confidence in him, with defensive lineman Leonard Williams stating, "[W]e all have faith in Drew." Williams believes Lock is the second-best quarterback in the league and has showcased his abilities in crucial moments.
He recalled a specific incident where Lock stepped up and won against the Eagles. Since leaving the Giants, Lock has consistently proven himself on the field, instilling trust among his teammates and the team.
After three years with the Broncos, Lock spent two seasons in Seattle before joining the Giants in 2024 and returning to the Seahawks in 2025. In a game against the Eagles in December 2023, Lock had a standout performance, starting in place of Geno Smith and throwing a game-winning touchdown pass with 28 seconds left. Williams praised Lock's confidence and readiness, noting that when the time comes for him to be called up, he's not hesitant or delayed.
This week, Lock will face the Cardinals, and it remains to be seen how long he'll be on the team's active roster.
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