I don't believe in Lock... never did. He has a lot of potential, but makes really shitty decisions.
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I wouldn't go to court with that attitude, it might give the jury the wrong idea. :-)
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Lock blows, and right now it looks like the same production, but there isn't the upside. Lock didn't even get the start on the team he went to...so he doesn't matter.
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Well you are getting that same production now at a much much greater cost.
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The funny thing is, there’s probably more upside. He’s still young and developing. Wilson is aging and declining physically and mentally.

Broncos fans made fun of Lock for not getting the start over Geno. Now we know why. Geno’s been as good as almost any QB in the league so far.
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If Lock were the starter in the first five games, I’ll bet Denver would be 3-2, with a respectable scoring average.
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Russ looks to be declining and makes really shitty decisions. How is that better?
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Well, if we're playing the hindsight game and knowing what we know/see now vs then...

We know what Lock was all about. If he can figure it out elsewhere, maybe in 5 years he will have a similar chance like Geno has now.
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That's the encouraging part. Russ has 10 years of consistent play behind him, he'll settle in. Hackett has guys open all over the place, once Russ starts seeing things clearly we'll be in great shape.
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:-)
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What, besides being 5-7, is clouding his vision?
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I'm sorry, but without hindsight, advocating for Lock over Wilson is absurd.
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Really how’s to show you how much Lockett and DK propped up that turd EmbaRuss. But at least embaRuss doesn’t have to carry the team by himself anymore. :-):-):-)
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A lot of teams are stuck in situations where their pass rush, secondary or OL are garbage and there's nothing those teams can do to fix it until the offseason.

Denver's issues are all 100% fixable. And they will be fixed. Soon.
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