{"playerId":15837,"percentChange":-0.6,"averageDraftPosition":170,"percentOwned":2.4,"mostRecentNews":{"news":"The Bears are planning to have Glennon serve as their starting quarterback for all of this season, Rich Campbell of The Chicago Tribune reports.","spin":"Glennon's expected starting status comes as no surprise, as general manager Ryan Pace stated back in April that there wouldn't be a quarterback competition between he and rookie Mitch Trubisky. That comes despite Chicago trading up to draft Trubisky second overall this spring. Although such an investment indicates Trubisky will eventually be handed the keys to the franchise, that won't necessarily happen this year. Glennon signed a three-year contract worth $18.5 million in guarantees this offseason, and his four previous NFL seasons makes him the Bears' most capable signal-caller at the moment. Knowing that, Glennon will be handed Chicago's starting job on Day 1, and figures to remain there unless he's injured or deemed ineffective enough to warrant an unwanted change.","date":"Mon Jul 17"},"fullName":"Mike Glennon","pointsSEASON":9,"seasonOutlook":{"outlook":"The Bears signed Glennon to a three-year, $45 million contract and hope that he'll provide a competent bridge to Mitch Trubisky, whom they selected second overall in April's draft. Glennon was busy during his first two seasons in the league, but has played just 14 snaps (all last season) since the Bucs selected Jameis Winston in the 2015 draft. Glennon has a solid 29-to-15 TD/INT mark in his career and his poor 6.5 yards per attempt can be traced to his teammates averaging a league-low 3.5 yards after the catch in both 2013 and 2014. Even if Glennon is a capable starter, his most likely outcome is that of a game manager in a run-first, low-volume offense.","seasonId":2017,"date":"Thu May 25"},"positionRank":53,"projectedPoints":156.366988186}