WATCH: Seahawks QB Drew Lock drops a savage ‘4-word’ reaction while trying to locate Jalen Hurts for post-game handshake

Drew Lock and the Seahawks defeated the Eagles in their week 15 matchup.

WATCH: Seahawks QB Drew Lock drops a savage ‘4-word’ reaction while trying to locate Jalen Hurts for post-game handshake

Drew Lock searched for Jalen Hurts after the game (Images via X)

On Monday Night Football, the Seattle Seahawks, led by their backup quarterback Drew Lock, went against the Philadelphia Eagles and surprised a lot of people by securing a victory. Following the hard-fought victory, Lock looked very lively, but he couldn’t locate the Eagles QB Jalen Hurts for a post-game handshake.

As Lock kept looking around for Jalen Hurts for a simple post-game handshake, the backup quarterback dropped a savage reaction and trolled the Eagles signal-caller. 

I guess he’s sick.
Lock said

Knowingly or unknowingly, Lock savagely trolled Hurts after his game-winning outing on MNF. On the other side, Hurts showed poor sportsmanship by leaving to locker room without shaking the hands of his opposing team’s quarterback. Check out the footage of Lock’s reaction attached below.

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In the game, Lock — who covered for the injured Geno Smith — had a great outing as he completed 66.7% of his pass attempts for 208 yards and 1 touchdown. He also led a 92-yard game-winning drive during the final minutes of the game. Lock had great help from his teammates, who rallied behind their backup quarterback to secure their seventh victory of the ongoing season.

It takes a special group to rally around a guy that has come into his second game of the year. … You wonder, ‘Can I do this still?’ I haven’t been out there on the field, that’s the human nature of it. You get back out there last week and I’m like, ‘You know what, I’m the man still, I can go do this.’
an emotional Lock said after the game

Lock, who started for the second week in a row, was having a lot of fun after the memorable game-winning drive and even went on an NSFW rant as he celebrated the victory.

Drew Lock will be replaced by Geno Smith next week

For the last two weeks, the Seahawks had to rely on their second-string quarterback, Drew Lock, since their starter, Geno Smith was suffering from a groin injury.

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Drew Lock (Via Si)

Lock surprised a lot of people and even led their team to a victory against the tough Eagles team. However, now that Smith has fully recovered from his injury, the Seahawks will go back to him as their leader.

Head coach Pete Carroll recently confirmed that Smith will be their starting QB moving forward, barring any injuries. The Seattle-based football team is scheduled to go against the Tennessee Titans next week under the leadership of Geno Smith and will look to register their 8th victory of the season to stay in the hunt for a postseason spot.

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