Ryan Glasgow NFL Draft 2017: Scouting Report for Cincinnati Bengals' Pick

Measurables

Height	Weight	40 Time	Arm Length	Hand Size	3-Cone
6'2 7/8"	302 lbs	5.13s	33 3/8"	9 5/8"	7.55s

 

POSITIVES

A three-year starter at Michigan, Ryan Glasgow is a brick wall against the run who commands double-teams. Glasgow can play both shade nose and 3-technique tackle. He's a high-motor player on clear passing downs and relies on strength to push the pocket. He's a smart player who will turn back upfield to defend screens and has the awareness to play right away. Glasgow's ability to fire out of the blocks and be a disruptor makes him an intriguing prospect for the middle rounds. He has a solid football IQ and bloodlines, as his brother Graham was a third-round pick in the 2016 draft.

          

NEGATIVES

Glasgow is a limited pass-rusher who is slow off the snap. He posted just five sacks in college despite making 33 starts. He'll be a two-down defender at the next level who's taken off the field on passing downs. He missed four games in 2015 with a torn pectoral muscle. Glasgow's use of his length and hands is poor, and he's too often glued to blockers. His testing times showed a below-average athlete who struggles to move laterally or explosively. His 20 reps on the bench were below expectations.

 

PRO COMPARISON: Domata Peko, Denver Broncos

FINAL GRADE: 5.70/9.00 (Backup Caliber—Round 4)

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