Glennon will revert to a backup role for Sunday's game at Baltimore, Mark Long of the Associated Press reports.

EDGE Analysis

The Jaguars' starting quarterback spot has been a merry go round since a Week 8 bye, with all of Jake Luton, Glennon and now Gardner Minshew under center. Glennon was pulled from this past Sunday's game against the Titans after committing his fourth turnover in a little more than six quarters. If he doesn't make another appearance this season, he'll finish 2020 with 600 yards, three touchdowns and three interceptions on 61-percent passing.

Glennon completed 13 of 23 pass attempts for 85 yards, no touchdowns and one interception against the Titans in Week 14.

EDGE Analysis

Glennon struggled to get the Jaguars offense moving in the first half, recording only 85 passing yards. He remained the starting quarterback for the team's first offensive possession of the second half but was pulled after throwing an interception to end the drive. Gardner Minshew took over as the quarterback for the remainder of the game, though it is unclear who the starter will be for the Jaguars in Week 15 against the Ravens.

Glennon completed 28 of 42 passes for 280 yards, one touchdown and two interceptions in Sunday's 27-24 overtime loss to Minnesota. He added three carries for nine yards, lost a fumble and completed a two-point conversion.

EDGE Analysis

Glennon capped Jacksonville's opening drive with a 28-yard touchdown pass to Laviska Shenault, but it was all downhill from there. Despite Glennon's ineffectiveness under center, Jacksonville managed to force overtime thanks to a defensive touchdown and a one-yard James Robinson rushing score, which Glennon followed up with the game-tying two-point conversion to Collin Johnson. The journeyman quarterback got a chance to guide his team to victory in overtime after the Jacksonville defense got a stop, but Glennon promptly threw an interception to set up Minnesota' game-winning field goal. Coach Doug Marrone said after the game that he'll be sticking with Glennon under center against the Titans in Week 14 despite the quarterback's three costly turnovers in this one, Maerk Long of the Associated Press reports.

Jaguars head coach Doug Marrone said that Glennon will remain the team's starting quarterback for Sunday's game at Minnesota, Michael DiRocco of ESPN.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

Gardner Minshew -- who started the first seven games of the season -- is back to full health after missing the previous four contests with multiple fractures and a sprain to his right thumb, but Glennon will retain the top job for now, with Marrone stating that the 30-year-old gives the Jaguars the best chance to win. Though Glennon's career track record isn't overly impressive, he at least proved competent in his first start since 2017 last weekend against Cleveland, completing 20 of 35 attempts for 235 yards, two touchdowns and no interceptions in a 27-25 loss. According to DiRocco, Marrone left the door open for the team's starting quarterback to come down to a week-to-week decision, so Glennon may need another decent showing in Minnesota to hold off Minshew for the job.

Glennon completed 20 of 35 passes for 235 yards and two touchdowns while rushing twice for six yards during Sunday's 27-25 loss to the Browns.

EDGE Analysis

Expectations weren't particularly high with Glennon making his first start since 2017 and the Jaguars missing No. 1 wide receiver DJ Chark (ribs), but he looked solid while leading the offense Sunday. Gardner Minshew (thumb) returned to practice this week and was ultimately inactive for the contest, though there's a chance of him being healthy for Week 13. However, coach Doug Marrone said after the game Glennon's performance will certainly impact the decision-making process at quarterback for the matchup with the Vikings, with a decision expected to be made later in the week, per John Shipley of SI.com.

Jaguars head coach Doug Marrone said that Glennon will start at quarterback in Sunday's game against the Browns, Mark Long of the Associated Press reports.

EDGE Analysis

Per Long, Marrone said that top signal-caller Gardner Minshew isn't ready to serve as anything more than a backup while he recovers from multiple fractures and a sprained ligament to his right thumb, so Glennon will step in as a replacement under center for Jake Luton, who started the previous three games. Though Glennon hasn't made a start since 2017 and owns modest numbers for his career (60.9 percent completion rate, 6.4 yards per attempt, 36:20 TD:INT), he could still represent an upgrade from what Luton provided in his three outings (54.5 percent completion rate, 5.7 YPA, 2:6 TD:INT). Assuming Minshew is able to resume throwing at full capacity by next week, Glennon will likely be headed back to the No. 2 role regardless of how he fares against Cleveland.

Glennon will continue to practice as the backup quarterback while Jake Luton receives starter's reps in the absence of Gardner Minshew (thumb), John Oehser of the Jaguars' official site reports.

EDGE Analysis

Minshew was officially ruled out for Week 9, and rookie sixth-rounder Jake Luton is expected to receive the first start if his career Sunday against the Texans. Glennon is the more experienced option, but the Jaguars likely want to see what the rookie has to offer. Glennon could still end up seeing the field if Luton has major struggles, but the rookie is on track to receive first crack as the fill-in starter.

Glennon and Jake Luton are expected to compete for the Jaguars' starting quarterback job during Week 9 practices with Gardner Minshew (thumb) expected to be inactive for the team's Nov. 8 matchup with the Texans, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports.

EDGE Analysis

Coming out of Jacksonville's Week 7 loss to the Chargers, Minshew was sent in for X-rays, which revealed he was dealing with multiple fractures and a strained ligament in his right thumb. Even with the benefit of a Week 8 bye to recover, Minshew doesn't look like he'll be ready to go for Week 9, leaving coach Doug Marrone to evaluate other options at quarterback. Though Glennon has a major advantage in experience over Luton, a rookie sixth-round pick, the 1-6 Jaguars may be reluctant to hand a 30-year-old journeyman on an expiring deal the top job based solely on that factor. With that in mind, Glennon may need to clearly outperform Luton in practices this week to earn the starting assignment, as a close competition between the two might prompt the Jaguars to favor the developmental option for the nod.

Glennon is active for Week 1 against the Colts, Michael DiRocco of ESPN.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

Glennon joined Jacksonville's practice squad after being released in the last round of cuts. However, he was promoted earlier in the week and will serve as the backup quarterback over Jake Luton.

Glennon was promoted to the active roster Tuesday, with linebacker Quincy Williams (abdomen) going on IR in a corresponding move, per NFL.com's Around the NFL Staff.

EDGE Analysis

Glennon should serve as Jacksonville's third-string quarterback against the Colts in Week 1, behind Gardner Minshew and rookie Jake Luton. Originally taken in the third round of the 2013 draft by Tampa Bay, Glennon has a 36:20 career TD:INT in 29 games (22 starts).