Belichick's move also ensured that Glenn's docked pay would be refunded - a small matter for a team in offensive flux. With the offensive line in jumbled condition, the running game unresolved and the receiving corps relatively thin, an attentive Glenn and his big-play ability are needed more than ever. Not that Weis considers the issue of getting the ball to Glenn a problem. He was on hand in 1996 when Glenn set the NFL rookie receiving record for catches with 90 for 1,132 yards and six touchdowns. It's really not that complicated.
Execution is more complicated.
I've got him four years later, and I would expect nothing other than for him to have a big year.