Cordy Glenn Fantasy Stats

The Cincinnati Bengals suspended left tackle Cordy Glenn for one game on Friday for internal disciplinary reasons. Glenn and the Bengals are at odds over the handling of his concussion, and he got into a heated argument with team officials on Wednesday. Glenn has yet to play this year and won't return until at least Week 8. It's more bad news for an offensive line that's been one of the worst in the NFL through the first six weeks. It's part of the reason they're 0-6. Quarterback Andy Dalton will face a Jaguars Defense without cornerback Jalen Ramsey this Sunday, but he's still a mostly unappealing QB2 for however long A.J. Green (ankle) is out.

Cincinnati Bengals left tackle Cordy Glenn (concussion) was cleared to return from his concussion on Wednesday, but he and the team have been at odds regarding his head injury, its symptoms, whether he's able to return and the need for second opinions, according to multiple sources. Cincinnati fined Glenn $200,000 for conduct detrimental to the team and Glenn at one point told head coach Zac Taylor to cut him. The second-round pick back in 2012 has yet to play this season and feels the team was trying to rush him back. He would be a huge upgrade to the team's atrocious offensive line, but it doesn't look like he'll be back in Week 7 against the Jaguars.

Cincinnati Bengals left tackle Cordy Glenn (concussion) is still being evaluated by independent doctors for his concussion, but head coach Zac Taylor said the team is hopeful that Glenn will play soon. Andy Dalton's blind-side protector is unlikely to return in Week 5 against the Cardinals, but the offensive line needs him back as soon as possible. The Bengals offensive line as a whole is a mess, and Dalton was continuously harassed on Monday night against the Steelers. The Cardinals Defense may not be able to take advantage of it like Pittsburgh did, but Glenn's absence is not good news for Dalton.

Cincinnati Bengals left tackle Cordy Glenn (concussion) has been ruled out for Sunday against the Seahawks. Andre Smith will start at left tackle and protect quarterback Andy Dalton's blind side. It's a downgrade for an already shaky offensive line against a Seattle defense that recently upgraded their pass rush by trading for linebacker Jadeveon Clowney. Dalton's job just got a lot tougher in the season opener. The Seahawks Defense is a top-five fantasy unit this weekend.

Cincinnati Bengals left tackle Cordy Glenn (back), linebacker Vontaze Burfict (concussion) and cornerback Dre Kirkpatrick (ankle) have all been ruled out for Week 14 against the Chargers. Glenn also missed last week against the Broncos, and quarterback Jeff Driskel had very little time to throw in the pocket. That should also be the case this Sunday against a very good Chargers pass rush. Cincy's defense has been beat up for much of the year and has been bleeding yards and points most of the season. LA's offense should have a very good game.

Cincinnati Bengals left tackle Cordy Glenn (back) is doubtful for Week 13 against the Broncos. Glenn's replacement, Jake Fisher, was put on Injured Reserve on Thursday, so Cincy is hurting on the left side of the line. It's bad news for backup quarterback Jeff Driskel and good news for a Broncos defense that is worth a start this weekend.

Cincinnati Bengals left tackle Cordy Glenn (shoulder) was limited in practice with a shoulder injury on Wednesday, but he said he's fine and will play in Week 1 against the Colts. Glenn is tasked with keeping quarterback Andy Dalton clean, and he should be able to suit up.

Buffalo Bills offensive tackle Cordy Glenn was traded to the Cincinnati Bengals, according to Josina Anderson of ESPN. The teams are swapping first-round picks (Cincinnati's No. 12, Buffalo's No. 21) as compensation. Cincinnati is also getting a fifth-round pick in the deal, while Buffalo is getting a sixth-round pick. Glenn is one of the league's better tackles when healthy but has been beset by injury over the past two years, missing 17 games. He was on the field for just 275 snaps in 2017. The Bengals, meanwhile, received near league-worst tackle play after letting Andrew Whitworth walk last season. Cedric Ogbuehi got roughed up on the blindside. Provided he is over his foot/ankle issues, Glenn will open the season as the Bengals left tackle. Headed into his age-29 campaign, Glenn is signed through 2020.