FSU football: Could we see Brock Glenn soon in 2024?

After an extremely dissapointing 0-2 start to the FSU football season, fans have been quick to blame DJ Uiagalelei for the team's lack of offensive success. DJ struggled, especially on Monday night against Boston College, completing only 21-42 passes for 242 yards in the 15-point loss.

Although the stats don't seem terrible, Uiagalelei is much to blame for the loss, as he missed some cruical passes, including a crucial missed throw right before halftime, which would've been a touchdown to trim the deficit to14-10.

DJ looked like he lacked confidence throughout the first two games, as the offensive line continues to struggle. Even when he has time in the pocket, Uiagalalei continues to make poor decisions and reads, leading to frustration from Noles fans. During the game at home on Monday, there were many "We want Brock [Glenn]" chants, calling for Mike Norvell to pull Uiagalalei and put in backup QB Brock Glenn.

The last time we saw Brock Glenn was in the Orange Bowl, where he went 9-26 for 139 yards and 2 INT's. Norvell didn't name Uiagalalei the starting QB until late in camp, leading some to believe there was a competition between he and Glenn. However, Glenn missing a lot spring camp didn't help his chances.

With how bad Uiagalalei has looked through two games, Glenn can't be a worse option, and it feels like it is a matter of when, not if, Norvell will make the change at QB. With a bye week this weekend, it gives Norvell more time to make a decision on if he wants to make the switch. Glenn was seen taking reps in practice today in footage posted social media. With an 0-2 start and nothing to lose, why not make the switch and see what the team has in Brock Glenn?