DRAFT TRACKER 2017

Ryan Glasgow has helped to give Michigan head coach Jim Harbaugh a level of toughness and dependability in the middle which has helped propel the Wolverines defense. He wants in on the action at all times and is at his best when he's able to play the man in front of him rather than having to get involved with Michigan's constantly twisting defensive front. Glasgow's rock 'em, sock 'em approach should appeal to defensive line coaches looking for high effort depth along their defensive front, but his inability to rush at an NFL level means he's unlikely to be more than a two-down player which could slide him to Day 3.

Possesses the size and length of an old-school five-technique, but his inability to rush the passer and range at all in space makes him ill-fitted to today's brand of NFL defense. He could get a look in camp due to his measurables, but it will be tough for him to find a long-term home.