Drew Lock Confirmed as Giants' Starting QB for Sunday Against Colts

Coach Brian Daboll sticks with Lock despite recent struggles as the Giants aim to end a 10-game losing streak.

Drew Lock will start at quarterback for the New York Giants on Sunday against the Indianapolis Colts, as confirmed by head coach Brian Daboll.
Lock's availability was in question after a right shoulder injury last weekend, but an MRI showed no damage, allowing him to play.
The Giants, currently on a franchise-record 10-game losing streak, have struggled offensively, averaging just 14.3 points per game this season.
Lock has started three games this season, throwing one touchdown and four interceptions, including three pick-sixes, amid a turbulent quarterback rotation for the team.
Center John Michael Schmitz's injury may force another offensive line adjustment, with potential replacements being evaluated ahead of Sunday’s game at MetLife Stadium.