The decision to elevate Glaser is interesting. He was on the street until Friday, when he was signed to the Practice Squad. Then he gets elevated for the game today.
I get that we have OL injuries and need depth, but the Jets have three other OL on the PS, two of whom have been there since the roster was set, and the other one was on the …
The decision to elevate Glaser is interesting. He was on the street until Friday, when he was signed to the Practice Squad. Then he gets elevated for the game today.
I get that we have OL injuries and need depth, but the Jets have three other OL on the PS, two of whom have been there since the roster was set, and the other one was on the 53 for part of last year.
Weird that Glaser went from on the street to the best OL on the PS over a 24 hour period.
I like him, actually - but it's not exactly a vote of confidence in the other three guys.
The decision to elevate Glaser is interesting. He was on the street until Friday, when he was signed to the Practice Squad. Then he gets elevated for the game today.
I get that we have OL injuries and need depth, but the Jets have three other OL on the PS, two of whom have been there since the roster was set, and the other one was on the 53 for part of last year.
Weird that Glaser went from on the street to the best OL on the PS over a 24 hour period.
I like him, actually - but it's not exactly a vote of confidence in the other three guys.
Definitely a strange one.
Greg Senat is still a FA as far as I'm aware and I'm surprised the Jets didn't call him considering he had a pretty good summer IMO.
Think I like him back on the street.