Glenn Thomas

Biography

Glenn Thomas was named the Falcons' offensive quality control coach on January 26, 2008.

Thomas graduated from Texas Tech University in 2001. He comes to the Falcons after finishing his fourth season as offensive coordinator at Midwestern State University (Texas). He coached wide receivers there from 2001 to 2003.

Midwestern went to the Division II playoffs for the first time in school history in Thomas' first season as coordinator. The next year the Mustangs ranked sixth in the nation averaging 497 yards per game (297 rushing yards per game). In 2007, the Mustangs finished the regular season as the best offense in Division II and second in the nation in scoring.

Thomas served four years as a student assistant at Texas Tech (1998-2001) and helped the Red Raiders reach two bowl games during his tenure. He then served as a graduate assistant for Midwestern State and was in charge of wide receivers from 2001-2003 while working as an intern with the Baltimore Ravens from 2001-2005.