Cincinnati Bengals put former Georgia Bulldog on trade block

The Cincinnati Bengals have, according to ESPN’s Jenna Laine, put former Georgia Bulldog offensive lineman Cordy Glenn on the trade block. If the Bengals can’t find a suitor for Glenn and his contract, then they’re considering releasing him.

Glenn was a part of a struggling Cincinnati offensive line in 2019.

Two players I’m told are being shopped around, per sources in Indy: Cordy Glenn (Bengals) and Trai Turner (Panthers). If no trade partner can be found, Glenn would be released.

— JennaLaineESPN (@JennaLaineESPN) March 2, 2020

Glenn, who changed positions several times this season, is due $2 million dollars if he’s on the Cincinnati roster the 22nd of March. He’s set to make an additional $7.5M in base salary this season. Cutting Glenn would free up the Bengals $9.5M in cap room.

Jonah Williams, Cincinnati’s 2019 first round pick out of Alabama, is projected to return to the Bengals following his missed rookie season. If Cordy Glenn becomes a free agent, then he’ll receive interest on the market.

Oct 7, 2018; Cincinnati, OH, USA; Cincinnati Bengals offensive tackle Cordy Glenn (77) sits on the bench with the offensive line against the Miami Dolphins during the second half at Paul Brown Stadium. Credit: David Kohl-USA TODAY Sports