His vacation over, Broncos quarterback Drew Lock will soon get back to work building off his 4-1 record as the team’s starter in 2019.
Last year was a whirlwind for Lock. He went from Missouri’s bowl game, to the Senior Bowl, to pre-Combine training, to the Combine, to pre-draft visits, to the Broncos’ rookie camp, to the Broncos’ organized team activities … and then reported to training camp in mid-July.
This year, Lock will be able to breathe a little bit more until the team’s offseason program starts in mid-April. The quarterback said he will split his training between Centennial and Kansas City.
In Centennial, Lock will work out at Landow Performance, which is owned by Broncos strength-and-conditioning coach Loren Landow. Per NFL rules, Landow can’t attend to run the workouts, but can provide a checklist of activities.
In his home area of Kansas City, Lock will work with Austin Pace.
“My best friend from high school,” Lock said of Pace. “He’s certified and runs a gym and anytime I’ve been home and since I was a freshman in high school, he’s done a really good job (training me). He’s been a life-saver, to have a gym anytime I’ve been back home and have a plan put together for me.”
Lock added with a laugh: “He has clients, but I get a little discount being the best friend. He’s going to do a really good job for me this offseason.”
— , The Denver Post
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