On this edition of “Broncos Beat,” James Palmer, Cecil Lammey and Jeff Legwold join Alexis Perry to discuss Drew Lock’s mindset as the quarterback battle with Teddy Bridgewater begins, chat about why Bradley Chubb’s absence was such a disappointment and answer a few questions from Broncos Country!
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Holle my name is Cezar Marcelo I am big Denver Broncos fan
Melvin Gordon said he wants to make Denver his home, and I love the guy, but staying away from these voluntary OTAs is just stupid on his part.
@jack.20f 🤣 hey whatever you say man. This sounds like a personal issue for you.
@jack.20f Dumb enough to sign probably the second most consistent player on our offense last year? Okay.
@jack.20f hey, whatever you say bud 🙂
@Westside Gunn I can tell just by you thinking Surtain was a good pick that your opinion is worthless anyways 😂
We’re going to be good no matter what!
What are you talking about our entire roster is good besides qb
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Are Denver win the super bowl 🏈???
Yeh, Win the Superbowl, Denver Will
From what I saw in the video from Lock is that while he’s surveying the field in warmup throws, he should practice a pump fake. For Lock that can be a valuable tool. Two reasons, 1. It can get linemen to jump to block the pass which in itself slows down the rush. 2. If a d-back bites on the pump fake the receiver can gain separation.
The pump fake was one of Peyton Manning’s tools early in his career.
A lot of the great QBs have that in their bag of tricks. And a QB that can run becomes a better weapon. Also, Lock needs to develop his peripheral vision. A hurry-up offense helps develop that.
Lock will succeed if he has the arm strength and the ability to throw the touch pass (leading his receivers perfectly where they’re the only ones that can catch the ball).
Lock needs to avoid trying to squeeze (force) a ball in small windows. Also, he needs to learn how to punt from shot gun formation. That can be another tool for their hurry up offense.
Coach Fanzio should practice clock management. A hurry up offense gets your QBs mind in the game. Lock needs to get 60 or 70 plays in each game. Don’t let the arsenal of weapons go to waist. UP TEMPO FOOTBALL the only way to the Lombardi Trophy and Canton, Ohio.
Bradley chubb dominant? Lmao average but not dominant
Just your average pro bowler…….
What league was you watching? Stick to watching general hospital bud!
@Dylan Murphy pro bowls became a popularity contest anyways
@John Mendoza I would value a Madden pro bowl selection over a real life one at this point.
GO BRONCOS…
Stoked on the turn out. It all starts in the off-season if you want a good season
Hoi I have to agree with you!
Lock still is a one read QB from the clips. Why is he so focused on one person still?
Because this isn’t 7 on 7 or 11 on 11. He only has one WR in front him to throw to
Good to see Albert O in the background
Malik Reed is ready, Go Broncos!!
Pulling for you Drew, you have the talent and ability to be a really good QB buddy, keep working hard and and never forget to thank the people that helped along the way, God bless.
Good turn out good job by the staff getting those guys in there! GO BRONCOS! BRONCOS FAN 36 PLUS YEARS FOR LIFE BABY!!
Drew and the rest of the Broncos are really going to be DANGEROUS this year, I feel it in my bones.
Y’all said this last year too.
Hope Drew stops patting the ball right before every time he throws. seems like a good key for defensive backs to jump routes.
A lot of QBs do that. I think it’s just muscle memory from when you were a kid and your hand wasn’t big enough to stabilize the ball.
LET FLASH REST!!!