NFL CAREER – A veteran cornerback who ranks among the league-leaders in longevity and production, Glenn brought an impressive résumé with him to New Orleans when he signed with the Saints as an unrestricted free agent this offseason. Having played in 201 career regular-season games (175 starts), the three-time Pro Bowler enters his 15^th NFL season fifth among active players with 41 interceptions (trailing only Darren Sharper-53, Ty Law-52, Champ Bailey-42 and Sammy Knight-42), and tied for third having returned six of those picks for touchdowns. The former first-round pick of the New York Jets in 1994 joins the Black-and-Gold secondary after spending his first eight seasons with the Jets, three seasons with the Houston Texans, two as a Dallas Cowboy, and last season in Jacksonville with the Jaguars. Over his tenure, he has amassed 654 tackles (526 solo), along with 166 pass defenses, five forced fumbles and three fumble recoveries. In addition to the six interceptions returned for touchdowns, he has also scored on a 104-yard missed field goal return and brought back a kickoff 96 yards to give him eight scores for his career. Glenn has also played in four career playoff games, notching nine postseason tackles.

CAREER TRANSACTIONS – Signed by Saints to a one-year contract (UFA-JAX), 4/7/08; Signed by Jacksonville Jaguars to one-year contract, 9/3/07; Released by Dallas Cowboys, 9/1/07; Signed by Dallas (FA), 4/27/05; Released by Houston Texans, 4/27/05; Placed on injured reserve, 12/10/03; Signed to a five-year contract extension by Houston, 9/24/02; Selected by Houston from New York Jets in NFL Expansion Draft, 2/18/02; Re-signed by N.Y. Jets, 7/21/94; Selected by N.Y. Jets in first round (12th overall) of the 1994 NFL Draft.

HONORS – 2002: Pro Bowl starter; The Sporting News All-Pro (first-team); College & Pro Football Newsweekly All-Pro (first-team); Football Digest All-Pro (second-team); Pro Football Weekly All-AFC (first-team); AFC Defensive Player of the Week (Week 14). 2000: Pro Bowl alternate. 1998: Pro Bowl; Pro Football Weekly All-AFC (first-team); AFC Special Teams Player of the Week (Week 11). 1997: Pro Bowl starter; Pro Football Weekly All-AFC (first-team). 1994: Football News All-Rookie; College & Pro Football Newsweekly All-Rookie.

2007 – Played in five games for Jacksonville, starting four, and tallied 19 tackles (13 solo), three pass defenses and one interception, which he returned 28 yards for a touchdown…Made five tackles and grabbed his lone interception of the year at Tampa Bay, Oct. 28. The pick was his 41st career INT and extended his streak of seasons with at least one interception to 13…Posted a season-high eight tackles (five solo) from his starting right cornerback spot at New Orleans, Nov. 4…Inactive for both of the Jaguars’ postseason games. 2006 – Played in all 16 games for Dallas as the team’s nickel corner, notching 20 tackles, six pass defenses and one interception…At Tennessee, Oct. 1, made his only interception of the season and the 40th of his career, picking off Vince Young. Also had a tackle and broke up a pass…Made his only start of the season the following week in a win at Carolina, Oct. 29, when Cowboys opened the game with three corners. Had two tackles and helped limit Carolina to 128 net passing yards…Made a season-high five tackles at N.Y. Giants, Dec. 3. 2005 – Played in all 16 games and started seven, leading the Cowboys with four interceptions and also had eight pass defenses to go along with 33 tackles…Made his presence felt in the season opener at San Diego, Sept. 11, by intercepting a Drew Brees pass in the end zone on a fourth down play in the game’s final seconds…Had three tackles against Washington, Sept. 19, and three tackles at San Francisco, Sept. 25…In the win against Arizona Oct. 30, recorded one tackle, broke up a pass, and made an interception on the Cardinals’ final possession…Moved into the starting lineup for the Monday night game at Philadelphia Nov. 14 and responded with four tackles and broke up a pass…Started against Denver on Thanksgiving Day, Nov. 24, and made four tackles. His first tackle of the game was the 600th of his career…In his fourth consecutive start, at the Giants Dec. 4, he held Plaxico Burress to four catches for 47 yards, with a long of 18 yard and also had two interceptions for the second time in his career. 2004 – In his final season with Houston, he started 16 regular-season games at left corner and made 59 tackles with 11 pass defenses and five interceptions…Made two tackles and intercepted a pass at Detroit, Sept. 19…Registered five tackles at Kansas City Sept. 26 and five more against Oakland, Oct. 3…Made a season-high eight tackles in the overtime loss to Minnesota, Oct. 10…Had his second interception of the season Oct. 17 at Tennessee on quarterback Steve McNair’s first pass of the game…Picked off Peyton Manning at Indianapolis Nov. 14, setting up the Texans’ first touchdown of the game, and helped hold wide receiver Marvin Harrison to two catches…Made four tackles and intercepted a Brett Favre pass against Green Bay, Nov. 21…Playing in his old home stadium, made seven tackles at the Jets Dec. 5…Made two tackles and broke up five passes at Chicago Dec. 19, including his fifth interception of the season, which came on a fake field goal attempt. 2003 – Started 11 games and missed five, including two in the middle of the season because of a groin injury and three at the end of the season after he was placed on injured reserve with a groin injury, recording 29 tackles, 16 pass defenses, and an interception…Following the season, his teammates voted him the recipient of the Ed Block Courage Award…Opened the season with seven tackles and two pass defenses at Miami, Sept. 7…Left the game against Jacksonville Sept. 28 after just eight plays because of a groin strain and missed the rest of game as well as the games at Tennessee Oct. 12 and N.Y. Jets Oct. 19…Returned at Indianapolis Oct. 26 and made a tackle with a pass defense…Registered his lone interception of the season against Carolina, Nov. 2…Made four tackles at Jacksonville Dec. 7 before leaving the game in the second half with a groin injury and was placed on injured reserve three days later. 2002 – After being selected by the Texans with the third pick in the 2002 NFL Expansion Draft, Glenn had a career year and made his third Pro Bowl…He also earned first-team All-Pro honors from The Sporting News and College & Pro Football Newsweekly, second-team All-Pro honors from Football Digest, and first-team All-AFC honors from Pro Football Weekly…Finished the season with a career-high 72 tackles along with 16 pass defenses, and five interceptions with a career-best 181 interception return yards and returned two interceptions for touchdowns…In the franchise’s first game, against Dallas (Sept. 8), he made four tackles and had an interception that set up a drive that resulted in a field goal…Had one tackle and an interception the following week at San Diego, Sept. 15, marking the fourth time in his career he had interceptions in consecutive games…Recorded eight tackles at Philadelphia, Sept. 29…Oct. 27 at Jacksonville, he made two tackles and gained 47 yards when he took a lateral on a punt return from Jabar Gaffney to set up a game-winning field goal…Tied a career high with nine tackles vs. Cincinnati, Nov. 3…Made four tackles with an interception at Tennessee, Nov. 10…Recorded his first career sack when he dropped Mark Brunell for a 10-yard loss against Jacksonville Nov. 17…Had a career performance at Pittsburgh, Dec. 8, making eight tackles and returning two interceptions for touchdowns, one in the first quarter to give the Texans a 14-0 lead and the other late in the fourth quarter to secure the victory. He was named AFC Defensive Player of the Week for the first time in his career…Started in the AFC’s 45-20 Pro Bowl win and made three tackles. 2001 – In his final season with the Jets, started 12 of the 13 games he played, missing three games with a sprained knee…Registered 39 tackles, 13 pass defenses, a team-high five interceptions, a forced fumble and a fumble recovery…Opened the season with seven tackles against Indianapolis, Sept. 9…Made three tackles and recorded his 20th career interception at New England, Sept. 23…Intercepted a pass at Buffalo, Oct. 7…At Carolina, Oct. 28, recorded two tackles, three pass defenses, and an interception which he returned 22 yards to set up a game-winning field goal…Posted an interception and forced a fumble at New Orleans, Nov. 4…Returned an interception 60 yards for a touchdown at Miami, Nov. 18. The interception was the 24th and final of his Jets career and tied him for third in team history…Sprained his knee early in the second quarter against New England Dec. 2 and missed the rest of the game as well as the next three…Returned to action against Buffalo Dec. 30 as a nickel back and didn’t start for the first time in his NFL career…Was back in the starting lineup the following week at Oakland (Jan. 6) and made a season-high 10 tackles…Then made five tackles in New York’s wild-card loss at Oakland, Jan. 12. 2000 – Started all 16 games, recording 37 tackles, 14 pass defenses and four interceptions for the Jets, being named first alternate to the AFC Pro Bowl squad…Made his first interception of the season at Tampa Bay, Sept. 24, picking off a Shaun King throw…Turned in a season-high seven tackles vs. Pittsburgh, Oct. 8…Returned an interception 34 yards at Oakland, Dec. 11 and then closed the year with his fourth interception of the season at Baltimore, Dec. 24. 1999 – Started all 16 games at left cornerback and posted 47 tackles, 12 pass defenses, three interceptions and a fumble recovery…Also had 27 kickoff returns for 601 yards (22.3 yards per return)…Made three tackles and recovered a fumble at Buffalo, Sept. 19…Intercepted a fourth-quarter pass at Denver Oct. 2 to set up the winning touchdown for the Jets…Made a season-high seven tackles with an interception at Oakland, Oct. 24…Notched two tackles, two pass defenses and an interception at Miami, Dec. 27. 1998 – Made his second consecutive Pro Bowl after turning in 48 tackles, 11 pass defenses and a career-high six interceptions…Also returned 24 kickoffs for 585 yards (24.4 yards per return)…Had a team-high eight tackles and made his first interception of the season vs. Baltimore, Sept. 13…Made four tackles and picked off a pass in the end zone at New England, Oct. 19…Intercepted his third pass of the season against Atlanta, Oct. 25…Nov. 1 at Kansas City returned a kickoff 62 yards that set up game-tying touchdown…At Indianapolis Nov. 15, made a team-high nine tackles along with three pass defenses and an interception. Also earned AFC Special Teams Player of the Week honors after returning a missed field goal 104 yards for a touchdown, the longest play in Jets history…Intercepted his fifth pass of the season and made two tackles vs. Carolina, Nov. 29…Vs. Seattle Dec. 6, injured his right ankle while intercepting a pass and didn’t return to the game…Went on to miss the last three games of the regular season…Returned as a nickel back in a divisional playoff game against Jacksonville, Jan. 10 and made one tackle…Made two tackles in the AFC Championship Game at Denver, Jan. 17. 1997 – After racking up 65 tackles, 12 pass defenses and an interception, Glenn earned his first Pro Bowl selection and became the first player in Jets to start in a Pro Bowl game…Also finished the season first in the AFC and second in the NFL with a 26.5-yard average and on 28 kickoff returns (741 yards), including one for a touchdown…Started the season with a bang, returning a kickoff 96 yards for a touchdown against Buffalo, Sept. 7, the first touchdown return by a Jet since Bobby Humphrey did it at Cincinnati on Dec. 21, 1986. Also made five tackles and had two pass defenses…Notched his lone interception of the season at Indianapolis, Oct. 5. 1996 – Started 16 games at left cornerback and made 48 tackles with 14 pass defenses and four interceptions, two of which he returned for touchdowns…At Miami, Sept. 15, he intercepted Dan Marino on fourth-and-goal and returned it 100 yards for a touchdown…Registered six tackles, three pass defenses and an interception against New England, Nov. 10…Picked off a pass against Philadelphia Dec. 14 and returned it 13 yards for a touchdown. 1995 – Opened all 16 games for the Jets and made 63 tackles, along with a career-high 17 pass defenses, an interception, a forced fumble, and a fumble recovery…Made a season-high nine tackles and broke up two passes against Miami, Oct. 22…Made his first career interception against Seattle, Nov. 26, when he stepped in front of a Rick Mirer pass in the first quarter. 1994 – Selected 12th overall in the NFL Draft after the Jets traded their first- (13^th overall) and fifth-round picks to New Orleans to move up…Started 15 games at left cornerback and made 69 tackles with 13 pass defenses and two forced fumbles…Earned All-Rookie honors from Football News and College & Pro Football Newsweekly…Ranked ninth in the AFC with 21.6 yards per kickoff return…Made a career-high 10 tackles against San Diego, Dec. 18.

COLLEGE – Two-time All-America and All-Southwest Conference selection for Texas A&M, where he played defensive back and returned punts…Left A&M as the school’s all-time leader in passes defensed in a season (20), season punt-return average (19.9), and punt return yards in a game (131)…Earned first-team All-America honors and was a consensus All-SWC pick as a senior after making 27 tackles, 13 pass deflections, and three interceptions…Also led the nation with 19.9 yards per punt return, which broke the school record of 16.1 set in 1951…As a junior, he made six interceptions and earned second-team All-America honors as well as first-team All-SWC and SWC Newcomer of the Year honors…Also set a conference and school record with 20 pass breakups and went eight consecutive games without allowing a reception…Transferred to Texas A&M from Navarro (Texas) Junior College, where he earned All-America and All-Conference honors as a sophomore.

PERSONAL – Glenn established the Aaron Glenn Foundation, which hosts the Red Hot and Jazzy Gala and Tee It Up Golf Tournament to award scholarships to minority students at Texas A&M and Candlelighters…He was the Texans’ 2002 NFL spokesman for the United Way of Texas Gulf Coast…He has also participated in the NFL/United Way Hometown Huddle and modeled in the Texans Style Show to benefit Family Services of Houston and the Houston Texans Foundation…In 2002, the Houston Quarterback Club named Glenn the Texans Player of the Year…Majored in kinesiology at Texas A&M…As a senior at Nimitz (Humble, Texas) HS, gained over 1,000 rushing yards and over 200 receiving yards and made seven interceptions to earn all-state and all-district honors…Also lettered in basketball and track for Nimitz…The seventh of 11 children, Glenn and his wife, Devaney, have a son, Aaron II, and two daughters, Tristen and Rheagan.