Aqeel Glass Signs With New Orleans Breakers

The former two-time HBCU Black College Player of the Year, Aqeel Glass, signed with the USFL's New Orleans Breakers.
Aqeel Glass Signs With New Orleans Breakers
Aqeel Glass Signs With New Orleans Breakers /

The former two-time Black College Player of the Year, Aqeel Glass, signed a free-agent contract with the USFL's New Orleans Breakers.

New Breaker general manager Ryan Jones and head coach John DeFilippo will get a solid quarterback to develop in Aqeel Glass.

Aqeel Glass
Feb 19, 2022; New Orleans, LA; Alabama A&M quarterback Aqeel Glass [Team Robinson] postgame interview at the HBCU Legacy Bowl. Credit:© Kyle A. Mosley-HBCU Legends

Glass went undrafted in the 2022 NFL Draft.  He signed a rookie free-agent contract with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, but never caught on with the organization.  It's been a quiet few months for Glass after participating in the XFL HBCU Tryouts in Jackson, MS.

The former Alabama A&M Bulldog signal-caller has the measurables and intangibles to become a successful professional quarterback. 

INTELLIGENCE

While at Alabama A&M, Glass completed his undergraduate studies in Civil Engineering and was finishing his master's in civil engineering.

SIZE

He stands at 6-5 with 233 pounds on his frame. Solid for a signal-caller.

PASSING ABILITY

Glass completed his career with 12,136 yards and 109 TDs, landing him in the Top 15 among quarterbacks in FCS (I-AA) history.

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