About the recent party cruise hosted by his brother, New England Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski.
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The youngest of five brothers, Gronkowski is used to his siblings stealing the stage.
“[Rob] is insane, obviously”, Gronkowski said. “He loves to have fun”. “I’m probably not as much fun as him”. That’s kind of hard to beat.
The 6-foot-2, 238-pounder is much lighter than his bigger big brother. The caveat: He had only 15 career receptions.
Gronkowski has been saying the same things since mid-January, when he competed in the Senior Bowl.
Glenn said he met with the Patriots last month at the Senior Bowl and he went through a film session yesterday with the team at the combine.
But it’d be hard to find anyone in Indianapolis who gets asked about a trip he wasn’t on more than the Kansas State fullback.
Gronkowski, who said he expects to go as high as the first round but could also see himself being an undrafted free agent, started all 13 K-State games as a redshirt junior in 2015, rushing 11 times for 45 yards and a touchdown.
The chance to join forces with his brother is appealing because he has never been on the same team as one of his siblings.
Yes, despite the younger Gronk being more toned down (he said) than Rob, he’d love to be teammates with him.
“I think I can be very versatile, very dynamic”, Glenn said. “Any team would be a dream come true, but that would be something special”.
Glenn later added that he “had been asked about the [Gronk party] cruise about 50 times since I’ve been here”, and that teams wanted to figure out if his brother’s personality had rubbed off on him. “But I think I can definitely contribute in a lot of different ways”. They definitely deserve everything they got. “I’ve seen all the work they put in first hand”.
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The NFL’s scuttling of the convention, set for a year ago in Las Vegas, forced players – including Gronkowski – and NFL media members to cancel after initially committing to the event, the lawsuit says. “I saw some videos”.
