FSU football: 4 positive ways Brock Glenn changed the offense agaisnt Clemson
By Kelvin Hunt
Mobility
The thing that stands out to even the most casual observer would be Brock Glenn's ability to move in the pocket and use his legs when needed. There were several plays where Glenn extended plays with his legs to take shots down the field with some success. He could also be more of a factor in the run game when Mike Norvell wants to call his number.
This was a fun run from Brock Glenn to move the chains on 4th&9.
— Clay Fink (@clay_fink) October 6, 2024
Leaves the pocket, hits Peter Woods with a pump fake, breaks a tackle from Avieon Terrell, and pops right up after making the play. pic.twitter.com/lRbOKRE2ps
The play above goes for a sack if DJ Uiagalelei is in the game without question.
Solid rep from Landen Thomas as the second puller on Counter. Matched up with Barrett Carter. Not a perfect rep, but certainly better than what we saw early season pic.twitter.com/pWItp1XHcj
— Clay Fink (@clay_fink) October 6, 2024
I'm not sure if this was a give the whole time or a read, but this is the type of stuff that can help open things up offensively when other teams have to account for his legs.