After joining the team, already entering the first week of the 2009 regular season, Glenn went through the common process of getting shuffled around between getting released and making his way onto the practice squad. Finally, in week nine, Glenn made his debut against the Houston Texans and contributed a special teams tackle.
While he only added four additional special teams tackles over the following five weeks, where he made the most progress and showed signs of development and potential was in week 17 and in the divisional and conferences championship games in the playoffs. During that three-game span he tallied seven total tackles on special teams and in back-up role on defense.
What is noticeable about Glenn on the field is that he is dynamic, often used as a short-yardage lead blocker in the backfield on offense, fast, and plays with a high level of intensity. These attributes could allow him to stay on the squad in 2010, make him a powerful force on special teams coverage units, and lead to a larger role on defense.
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