Seattle Seahawks quarterback Drew Lock and his wife, Natalie, are expecting their third child. Lock spoke publicly about the pregnancy on Thursday, November 12, and said the baby is due in May 2027.
Asked about the news ahead of Seattle’s matchup with the Las Vegas Raiders, Lock shared how much the city means to his family.
“Yeah, it’s fun. It’s fun,” he said. “I’ve said it before, but this place is, you know, special to us.”
The couple announced the pregnancy the day before, sharing family photos on Instagram with the caption, “you & me + 3 🤍.” They already have two children: son Layton Andrew, born in January 2024, and daughter Landry Isabela, born in December 2025.
“Two children here, married here, being able to, you know, have hopes and the dreams of the third, you know, God willing, being with us here soon, soonish,” Lock said.
“It’s in May, but we’ll see if that one’s still here. Just excited. Love this place. It’s always good feelings, good vibes, and excited to play on Sunday.”
## Seattle Holds a Special Place for the Lock Family
Lock’s ties to Seattle extend beyond football. The Seahawks acquired him from the Denver Broncos in the 2022 trade involving Russell Wilson. Lock spent two seasons with Seattle before joining the New York Giants in 2024, then returned to the Seahawks ahead of the 2025 season.
During Thursday’s press conference, Lock reflected on the support he received from former head coach Pete Carroll and general manager John Schneider after arriving in Seattle. He said that, despite changes among the team’s coaches, the message had remained consistent.
“We’ve had different coaches in the quarterback room, offensive coaches, head coaches, it’s all been the same,” Lock said. “It’s, ‘We want you to go be you. We believe in you.’”
With Sam Darnold sidelined by injuries, Lock has returned to the starting lineup. He led Seattle to a 17-3 win over the Arizona Cardinals on November 8 and is preparing for another start against Las Vegas while dealing with elbow and oblique injuries of his own.
The family news comes during a meaningful stretch in Lock’s career. Before the pregnancy announcement, he described how much his life had changed since entering the NFL, saying he could not have imagined a decade earlier that he would be starting for Seattle eight years into his career, with a wife and two children.
“It’s pretty amazing and I’m blessed to say the least,” Lock said. Now, the family is looking forward to welcoming a third child in May.
