In 2012, Andrew Luck, Robert Griffin III and Russell Wilson played like Pro Bowlers. In 2013, the rookie crop at the quarterback position played like, well, rookies. In fact, Geno Smith, who was the panel's pick as top rookie passer at the season's halfway point, didn't garner a single vote in this go-round. Instead, it's a player who didn't start until Week 4 who gets the nod as 2013's top first-year signal-caller. Mike Glennon was the third quarterback taken in April's draft, but the former North Carolina State standout has given the Bucs reason to believe they've found their future at the position. Sure, there have been some bumps in the road along the way, but Glennon has completed nearly 60 percent of his passes, thrown twice as many touchdown passes as interceptions and posted a respectable 83.9 passer rating. Those may not be RGIII numbers circa 2012, but they aren't terrible either. Neither are the Buccaneers' four wins since Week 10. Both offer the franchise hope in 2014.
