After a restless night in the green room, Cordy Glenn decided he had enough of New York.
We’ll find out if Buffalo is more to his liking. Glenn’s extended wait to find out his NFL home ended when the Bills made him the 41st pick of the 2012 Draft.
Glenn played guard and tackle at Georgia and there are differing opinions about which position he will wind up playing in the pros. There are those who think he is athletic enough to make the move to tackle while others think his mauling style and massive size make him a better fit on the interior. The Bills will likely give him every chance to prove he can play left tackle.
General Manager Buddy Nix made no secrets about his desire to get better at the position in the draft. Chris Hairston is currently slotted in as the starter, but Glenn will likely have a chance to beat him out this summer.