In case it hasn’t come across over the past month through the avalanche of articles, tweets and other social media posts: the Chicago Bears need a new quarterback. All signs point to the team making a change at that critical position in 2017. This would mark the first major transition in eight years since they traded for Jay Cutler.
Of course the $100 million question is who do they get to steer this ship out of murky depths of the NFL cellar? Early signs point to the draft as the team is reportedly “looking hard” at the top prospects in the upcoming class. Then there is an unusually rich trade market that includes names like Jimmy Garoppolo and Tony Romo.
On the other hand, head coach John Fox has had his greatest successes at quarterback with veteran free agents. One name that continues to hover on the radar of several teams is Mike Glennon. Is there reason to think this former third round pick is a serious target for the team this March?
Based on available information, don’t rule it out.
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