Jason Glenn - #58 - LB - Texas A&M - Profile

CAREER

Has appeared in 45 regular season NFL games, making one start, and has been one of the Club's top special teams players the past 3 seasons ... has racked up 50 career regular season special teams tackles, including 32 solo stops, and also has blocked a punt(in 2002) and recovered a blocked punt for his first professional TD in 2001 at OAK ... has also seen spot duty at OLB and registered 48 career tackles and three PD ... is younger brother of former Jets CB Aaron Glenn, currently a starter for HOU.

Glenn wore the number 56 in 2001.

2003 Season

Played in 14 games on the year, primarily as the team's nickel LB, but did start once (game 14 vs. PIT) and totaled 47 tackles and two PD as well as six tackles on special teams .. recorded three tackles at MIA in thre season finale ... made his first career start, opening at LB in place of Sam Coward, and compiled a career-high 11 tackles on defense and made another stop on special teams in the shoutout win over PIT in game 14 ...

College

A two-year starter at strong-side LB who began his college career as a SS before shifting to LB during his sophomore campaign ... finished his career with 167 tackles (107 solo), 11 sacks, 22 PD and 33 tackles for losses ... earned All-Big 12 conference first-team selection as a senior in 2000 ... returned a fumble 35 yards for a TD in the Big 12 championship game vs. Nebraska ... Houston Touchdown Club's Defensive Player of the Year in 1996, adding Class 5a all-state honors at Aldine Nimitz HS in Humble, TX and posted career prep numbers of 374 tackles, 17 INT, 14 FR, 14 FF, seven blocked punts, 11 blocked FG, 37 PD and four sacks.

Personal

Jason and his wife, Terrika, have a daughter, Kaidance ... Majored in Agricultural Development at Texas A&M ... Glenn was a member of the Jets softball team that competed in the Ronald McDonald House Celebrity Challange that benefitted the Ronald McDonald House of Long Island ... Visited James Dever School in Valley Stream, NY as part of the Club's Jets Readers Club program.

From 2004 Jets Media Guide