Cordy Glenn

The 30-year-old former second-round pick of the Bills could be an option to help solve the Eagles' left-tackle situation following the torn biceps to 2019 first-rounder Andre Dillard. Glenn's 2019 was ruined by a concussion, and he was released by the Bengals in March. He's appeared in just 23-of-48 games over the last three seasons due to injuries, but Glenn was previously one of the more solid left tackles in the sport when he was in Buffalo.

Cincy attempted to trade him, but nobody was willing to give up assets for the veteran tackle. Glenn started 19 games over the last two seasons, grading out as PFF's No. 38 offensive tackle last year. An experienced 30-year-old, Glenn should have a market as a low-end starter this free agency period, but he may have to settle for a short-term deal.

Previous reports indicated that the Bengals will release Glenn. It seems as though the team is attempting to get anything in return before cutting ties with the 30-year-old tackle. He started 19 games with the Bengals over the past two seasons, but battled a concussion and generally feuded with the team in 2019. It's unclear how much of a market exists for PFF's No. 38 overall offensive tackle.

Glenn has cleared the league's concussion protocol and resumed participating in full-contact practices, putting him on track to make his 2019 debut against the Steelers on Sunday. Left tackle has been an area of weakness for Cincinnati's offense, so Glenn's presence could provide a much-needed boost against Pittsburgh's stout defense.