Glenn Gronkowski, Younger Brother of Rob Gronkowski, Sizes up the NFL After Kansas State

There's a long line of Gronkowski's who have either played in the NFL, or are in the NFL currently. There's Chris, Dan, and of course Rob--who can forget Rob. And now, it looks like there could be another: Glenn, the youngest of Gronk's, and a draft eligible player for the upcoming draft after declaring his intentions to leave Kansas State, despite having one more year of eligibility.

On the field, young Gronk is more like Chris and Dan as opposed to Rob, the best tight end in the game. He stands about 6-feet-3-inches tall, with tennis shoes on, and weighs in at just over 230 pounds. And while his position in college was largely limited to the role of fullback, he has shown the versatility to perhaps play some other positions. Even tight end like his brother Rob.

Speaking of Rob and the New England Patriots, they're apparently interested in Glenn--he was said to have met with them on Wednesday night. Speaking in an interview with nfl.com ahead of that meeting on Tuesday, Glenn spoke of his excitement toward that prospect.

"That would be awesome," he said. "I've actually never played with any of my brothers before. They've always been too old for me. ... Everyone else has played together, so to be on the same team, that would be a dream come true."

To be fair, NFL teams can speak to whomever they want during the Senior Bowl, which is where Glenn is currently, as they conduct several interview with several different players. So it may just be the Patriots doing their due diligence. But then again, it could also be the Patriots sizing up Glenn to be the second piece of the most gronk-tastic tight end combination in the history of the NFL. And that would be pretty neat.

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