Graham Glasgow has proven to be an ideal veteran anchor on the offensive line, contributing significantly to the team's performance. Despite some injuries affecting the line, he has helped maintain stability and depth. His experience, alongside fellow linemen, has been crucial in supporting the overall success of the offensive unit this season.

Graham Glasgow received a low PFF grade of 60.7 for his performance in the game against the Packers, indicating struggles in his play.

Graham Glasgow returned to the lineup after missing Week 7 but struggled in his performance against Tennessee. While he did not allow any pressures, he was beaten four times on 21 pass-blocking snaps, resulting in a low 33.9 PFF pass-blocking grade, the worst among Lions offensive linemen.

Graham Glasgow has a strong reputation for his performance on the offensive line, contributing to the Lions' overall success. In the game against the Titans, he faced challenges but also demonstrated his ability to handle defensive stunts effectively, maintaining a clean pocket for Jared Goff. Glasgow was involved in key plays, including a successful combo block that helped pave the way for a touchdown run by Jahmyr Gibbs, showcasing his importance in both pass protection and run blocking.

Graham Glasgow had a challenging performance in the game, earning a low PFF grade of 52.5. Despite the team's overall success, his struggles were noted as part of the offensive line's performance.