Terry

Glenn

''Terry looks physically to me better than he was in New England,’' quarterback Drew Bledsoe said. ''If anything, he may be more explosive than before.’' Glenn could be a nice sleeper if he can stay healthy, but that’s always unlikely.

Glenn has been fine throughout camp and this isn’t an injury to worry about. Owens is still nursing the hamstring injury that has kept him out since last Thursday.

Glenn’s foot blisters appeared a part of his past as he made an acrobatic touchdown catch in the first quarter. If T.O. ever comes back from his hamstring injury, expect Glenn’s numbers to be about those of a WR4.

For the first time since the open of camp, he lined up across from Terrell Owens. We doubt T.O.'s presence will help Glenn’s production this season.

Glenn was practically ignored for most of the game, until a 51-yard catch during desperation time. We don’t see Glenn as a safe WR3 start every week, including in Week 2 against the Redskins.

With Dallas turning into a pass-first team, Glenn looks like he has some fantasy value. Don’t blow your FAAB budget on him, but 177 yards in two weeks is tough to ignore. Remember Glenn started strong last season before struggling down the stretch.

It was Glenn’s inevitable first game under 55 yards. He’s a situational starter in fantasy leagues.

Glenn’s return is questionable.

With Glenn out for the season, Randal Williams will have to step up at wide receiver.

Glenn was off to a fast start, with 400 yards and two scores in six games this season. While Quincy Morgan may not play this week, he’ll probably start for the rest of the year opposite Keyshawn Johnson and is worth grabbing in most leagues.