Nate Glantz brings dual-threat production and big-play passing to Lindenwood
Glantz has developed into a high-usage, dual-threat quarterback for Lindenwood, showing real playmaking juice with 1,117 passing yards, 5 passing touchdowns, 56.9% completions, and 223.4 passing yards per game in 2025 through five games, plus rushing ability that adds another layer of stress for defenses.[7] His appeal goes beyond the box score: he has a track record of handling volume, creating chunk plays, and flipping games with his arm and legs, making him a fit for teams that want an experienced QB who can attack vertically and extend plays when structure breaks down.[9][10][12]
