There were well-protected quarterbacks in America in 2012, but NC State's Mike Glennon was not among them. Despite dealing with a lot of pressure from defenses, he did a pretty good job with what he had. He's a 58% completion percentage on the stat sheet, but I saw a lot of drops on tape in just a few games, and I'm certain he'd have been above 60% if a chunk of those passes had been caught. Glennon does have a big arm with the ability to sling it down the field (accurately, might I add). His footwork on dropbacks from center is questionable at best, and he'll need work in that regard. I also think he tends to hold onto the ball a little longer than he should, which in itself creates some turnovers and bad situations. Overall, he's a good college quarterback with the tools to succeed at the NFL level if developed properly, and I think a strong offseason could move him up a round.

Mike Glennon Will Decide Where His Ceiling Is, an article by PSH writer Peter Smith