Quin contended for a backup cornerback spot during training camp against Antwaun Molden, Fred Bennett, David Pittman, Brice McCain, and Matterral Richardson. He impressed during preseason and was able to advance swiftly after Jacques Reeves fractured his leg and Dunta Robinson elected to strike for a new contract. Quin started all 16 games in 2004 and recorded 50 tackles and three interceptions. He also returned two of those interceptions for touchdowns. Glover Quin is listed at 6'1" and 195 pounds on the Texans' website. He ran a 4.53 40-yard dash at their rookie minicamp in May and has been credited with showing great potential since he came into the league. In fact, there are several teams that are interested in trading for him. One of those teams is the Chicago Bears, who might be looking for an upgrade at safety if Charles Tillman leaves in free agency. Quin would fit in well with Chicago's defense because he could play either corner or safety and bring toughness and physicality to the position. He'd be an excellent addition to any team that needs help at safety, but especially those who play in the division he'll be facing this season when the Texans visit Chicago, Detroit, Green Bay, and Minnesota. Quin is expected to be one of the top five picks in the 2005 NFL Draft.