Pompeii on Glennon

[baynole]

http://www.nationalfootballpost.com/NFP-Sunday-Blitz-5760.html

''Like Glennon, Flacco isn’t much of a threat to run. He had 22 rushing yards on 32 carries last year.''

Yeah, but sacks go against rushing yards in college stats.

[baynole]

Mike Glennon of North Carolina State finally brings a prospect with the size NFL teams look for. He is still lean and must add weight, but at 6'7, he can stand tall in the pocket and see the whole field with ease. From a talent stand point as a pocket passer, he is the complete prospect. Along with his size, he has a great arm and can make any throw with ease. He has an effortless motion when delivering the ball, and can fit it into tight spots, and get it downfield vertically. Consistency is the big issue with Glennon. He can get flustered by pressure at times, which leads to questionable decisions. Like most passers with big arms, he can trust it too much and force it into coverage. He also is not very mobile and can be a sitting target at times in the pocket. Glennon is a hard working kid with the height and arm NFL teams love. He may need some time to refine his mechanics and develop more consistency but there is big upside there. http://www.footballsfuture.com/2013/prospects/qb.html

[g b]

Re: Pompeii on Glennon

Group: alt.sports.football.pro.tampabay-bucs Date: Sun, May 19, 2013,
11:35am (EDT-3) From: bay...@gmail.com (baynole)

gb: Weight can be added, but height is more difficult. Sounds good
enough to provide some competition and/or replacement for injured.

[g b]

Re: Pompeii on Glennon

Group: alt.sports.football.pro.tampabay-bucs Date: Sun, May 19, 2013,

5:25pm From: b7h...@webtv.net (g b)

#2-gb: Been reading more about this guy. Hope they do give him a chance
right off in the pre-season games. If the Bucs are going to keep only 2
qbs again let them be sure they got the best one even if it is the
rookie. All we need to do is to look at last year to see what injuries
can do too.