Dylan Glasser is a 6'1" Defensive Back/Wide Receiver in the 2026 class.
Glasser attends Dickinson in Dakotas.
Glasser's Player Profile was created on August 28, 2024.
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Expert Analysis
Dylan
GlasserDB/WR
Class
2026
Height
6'1"
Weight
175
HS
Dickinson
|
ND
Multisport ND Standouts: Fall Shout-Outs
Glasser is a talented two-way player on the gridiron. This past week vs. Central Cass, Dylan had around...
Written by Michael Herrick
Dylan
GlasserDB/WR
Class
2026
Height
6'1"
Weight
175
HS
Dickinson
|
ND
Nate’s ND Big Dogs of the Week: Week 1-2 LB/DB Standouts
Watching Dylan on tape in Week 1 against Fargo South, you can certainly grasp the position flexibility that...
Written by Nate Wahl
Dylan
GlasserDB/WR
Class
2026
Height
6'1"
Weight
175
HS
Dickinson
|
ND
UTR North Dakota 2026 DBs to Watch This Fall
Dylan is a defensive back that has position flexibility on both sides of the ball but the All-State...
Written by Nate Wahl
Dylan
GlasserDB/WR
Class
2026
Height
6'1"
Weight
175
HS
Dickinson
|
ND
North Dakota 2026 Rankings: Newcomers, Part IV
Dylan is a 2026 prospect that is going to be a big stockriser as watching his junior tape...
Written by Nate Wahl
Michael Herrick | Prep Redzone Scout
Michael Herrick
Prep Redzone Scout
Glasser is a talented two-way player on the gridiron. This past week vs. Central Cass, Dylan had around 130 receiving yards and a TD. On defense, Glasser has 3 interceptions in 4 games. He is one of the top DB’s in AA. In bball, Dylan is a team player, a hard worker, an unselfish passer, and a legit shooter from beyond the arc.
Watching Dylan on tape in Week 1 against Fargo South, you can certainly grasp the position flexibility that is there for the taking on either side of the ball. Where he stood out most in my eyes lies at the safety position as the interception he had against the Bruins showed off that he has solid instincts to be in the right spot at the right time with his ball-tracking ability as it looked natural in my eyes. The range Dylan has is also intriguing at the safety position. At wide receiver, he showed promising seperation ability while still having the ability to make his receptions in high traffic areas. He’s got one NAIA offer at the moment, and I would bet after the next couple weeks will get more attention.
Dylan is a defensive back that has position flexibility on both sides of the ball but the All-State DB during the 2024 season is one that seems to always be in the right place at the right time which is a contribution to his football IQ. On either side of the ball, Dylan flashes the elite hands you want on either side of the ball and has the twitch and speed you want to see at the top of his route which translates to the defensive side of the ball in my eyes as his persistency on deep routes is intriguing. Just one NAIA offer thus far in the Dakotas, which really surprises me.
Dylan is a 2026 prospect that is going to be a big stockriser as watching his junior tape yesterday. On both sides of the ball, I love the balanced athleticism Dylan shows off as one that turns on another switch with his instincts once he see the open field. His burst really progresses into the second level with his route-running as he exemplifies his presence as a deep-threat with that growth from 1st to 2nd. Dylan also shows great awareness around the sidelines and can track down off-line throws with his footwork and fluid change of direction. The balance Dylan has at defensive back and wide receiver, shows me that he positions as an athlete at the next-level and one that should rise a ton by next update. Twitter