03-16-2020, 11:37 PM
Some stuff from Glasgow's draft profile...
WEAKNESSES Snap-to-step quickness just average. Marginal athlete who plays with heavy feet. Below average at moving his feet and adjusting his path to block moving targets on the second level. Angles to second level blocks need work. Hands get too wide allowing defenders into his frame first on occasion. Shows issues with slow recognition of twists. Was arrested for driving under the influence in March of 2014 and had his probation extended for violation of alcohol during the probation period. Scouts are concerned with his off-the-field discipline with more free time available.
DRAFT PROJECTION Rounds 3 or 4
BOTTOM LINE Three-year starter who relies on power over athleticism to win his reps. Glasgows strength at the point of attack will appeal to power running teams, but his inconsistent connection percentage on second level blocks may worry some teams. Glasgow needs to improve his hands, but he has enough upside to be a quality backup at two positions or maybe an eventual starter.
Just because his brother plays here doesn't mean he's a scheme fit. We run a pin and pull run blocking scheme now. Slow footed maulers at the PoA that have trouble pulling and hitting second level targets aren't what we're looking for.
WEAKNESSES Snap-to-step quickness just average. Marginal athlete who plays with heavy feet. Below average at moving his feet and adjusting his path to block moving targets on the second level. Angles to second level blocks need work. Hands get too wide allowing defenders into his frame first on occasion. Shows issues with slow recognition of twists. Was arrested for driving under the influence in March of 2014 and had his probation extended for violation of alcohol during the probation period. Scouts are concerned with his off-the-field discipline with more free time available.
DRAFT PROJECTION Rounds 3 or 4
BOTTOM LINE Three-year starter who relies on power over athleticism to win his reps. Glasgows strength at the point of attack will appeal to power running teams, but his inconsistent connection percentage on second level blocks may worry some teams. Glasgow needs to improve his hands, but he has enough upside to be a quality backup at two positions or maybe an eventual starter.
Just because his brother plays here doesn't mean he's a scheme fit. We run a pin and pull run blocking scheme now. Slow footed maulers at the PoA that have trouble pulling and hitting second level targets aren't what we're looking for.
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