Two weeks ago, all eyes were on the Broncos’ quarterback situation as the entire QB room was quarantined for COVID-19. Practice squad wide receiver Kendall Hinton played quarterback in a 31-3 loss to the Saints, completing just 1-of-9 passes for 13 yards and two interceptions. But with just hours to prepare and not having played quarterback since his days at Wake Forest, Hinton’s gutsy performance earned the attention of the Pro Football Hall of Fame, which will display his game-worn wristband.

However, this week the Panthers will face Drew Lock, Denver’s No. 1 quarterback. On the season, Lock has 1,918 passing yards with nine touchdowns and 13 interceptions. He’s been far more effective outside of the pocket this season, completing 84 percent of his passes for a 146.2 rating on rollouts or boot plays, while he’s completed just 57 percent of his passes in the pocket for a