Graham Glasgow

Glasgow is a prospect on the rise after enjoying a strong senior season and earning a Senior Bowl invite following a strong showing during Shrine Game practices. It has been an impressive turnaround for Glasgow. He entered the 2015 season needing to prove himself to coaches after a spring suspension for violating the terms of his probation from a guilty plea to driving while impaired the previous year. At the time, he was working at center following Jack Miller's decision to leave the program. Glasgow returned from that suspension to earn the starting job a center. The former walk-on left Michigan with 37 career starts and offers versatility. During all-star games he saw time a center and guard, where he started in 2014 after seeing nine starts at center and four at left guard as a sophomore.

in our view

Glasgow is taller for a center, but he moves well and is able to bend, generating movement at the point of attack. He enjoyed an excellent week at the Shrine Game practices, which earned him a Senior Bowl invite (where he was listed as a guard), and is working his tail off to be viewed as a potential NFL starter. His draft arrow is definitely pointing north.

strengths

Quick snap-and-step motion to engage defensive linemen with his hands. Terrific awareness to advance his eyes to the second level, finding his next victim to peel, stack and create running room between the hashes. Academic All-Big Ten each of the past two seasons.

weaknesses

Taller than ideal for the position and not the most physical gifted prospect at the pivot. Off-field issues at Michigan included 12 months probation for driving while visibly impaired in 2014 and then a suspension from the program in the spring of 2015 for violating that probation by drinking.

Enrolled in the College of Literature, Science and the Arts, majoring in economics.

Brother, Ryan, is redshirt junior defensive lineman for U-M