NFL fans will get their first shot at seeing former Missouri quarterback Drew Lock in the NFL. But it won’t be at the top of the show.
Lock will be a backup in tonight’s Hall of Fame game. Fourth-year veteran Kevin Hogan will get the nod.
The second-round draft pick was listed as the third quarterback in the first preseason depth chart, behind Hogan and starter Joe Flacco. So it’s no surprise that Hogan will be the man under center when the first unit takes the field in Canton, Ohio.
Lock talked about what he wants to accomplish in tonight’s matchup.