The Facts: Following up on the ongoing story. ... Tampa Bay would be ecstatic to land a second-round pick for Glennon, but would likely settle for a third-rounder and would take no less than a fourth-rounder if they really wanted to move him.

Diehards Line: This according to Pewter Report's Scott Reynolds, who added that Tampa Bay will draft a QB with the first overall selection in 2015. While the team believes Glennon would be a good backup because he is capable of winning games in the NFL with a better offensive line and running game, he is itching for the opportunity to compete for a starting job somewhere and wouldn’t be the mentor for either Florida State quarterback Jameis Winston or Oregon’s Marcus Mariota that Josh McCown would be because of his desire to start. While Glennon isn’t the quarterback of the future for the franchise, it doesn’t mean that he’s not a quarterback in Tampa Bay’s future. But moving him is a realistic option.