Should we Trade Cordy Glenn for a TE or WR?

[Mahdi]

We have Seantrel coming back, Dawkins playing well and they seem set at RT.

There are so many teams in need of a solid starting caliber LT. Cordy also has a cap friendly contract I think.

We could get a solid offensive weapon like Jimmy Graham or Keenan Allen (Mike Williams may play week 6). It seems a stretch but those two teams would benefit from blind side protection more than having those two.

Rivers and Wilson are under constant pressure... anyway just possibilities but I think the concept is realistic.

[ICRockets]

No.

[kingJofNYC]

Seantrel could be cut tomorrow, why is anyone counting on him for anything, he hasn't done anything for two seasons.

[Wally The Barber]

How do you trade an injury prone LT?

Maybe after the season

[Ginger Vitis]

The Bills are not set at RT.. Jordan Mills is awful most of the time

[YardRat]

I wouldn't, I'm trying to hang on to as many offensive linemen that can play that I can.

[Mace]

We have Seantrel coming back, Dawkins playing well and they seem set at RT.

There are so many teams in need of a solid starting caliber LT. Cordy also has a cap friendly contract I think.

We could get a solid offensive weapon like Jimmy Graham or Keenan Allen (Mike Williams may play week 6). It seems a stretch but those two teams would benefit from blind side protection more than having those two.

Rivers and Wilson are under constant pressure... anyway just possibilities but I think the concept is realistic.

Well :
- he's 14.2 million dead money this year, around 8 million or so next
- Dawkins is not playing so well, he just struggled much with fellow rookie Bengal Carl Lawson
- we're one of the teams that needs a starting caliber LT, and as you pointed out that would be Glenn
- Taylor is under constant pressure like Rivers and Wilson, because of a struggling OL, a starting caliber LT would help
- using solid weapons in the passing game requires giving Taylor time to pass, which requires a starting caliber LT, which as you pointed out is Glenn, who costs 22 or so million in dead money before 2019

So I'd agree with IC's summary of "no".

[Ed]

You can't trade Glenn unless he's healthy, and a healthy Glenn would be a welcome addition to this offense. So no.

[Pennywise]

You can’t trade an injured player, can you?

Cordy’s clitoris will have to heal first.

[Bill Cody]

if we traded him I'd want a pick back not a player.

[baalworship]

Many NFL teams are looking for a left tackle as good as Glenn. Trading him and not having an adequate replacement (Dawkins is not it) would be a Browns like move.

[jamze132]

What we need to do is a trade a pick for a flippin WR who can run a route and catch a ball if we're going to have any chance this year.

[Bill Cody]

Any update on Glenn? Never expected him to be out this long

[SpikedLemonade]

Let's trade Glenn for a double mixed pack of this...

http://www.wyswings.com/

[The Beef]

Let's trade Glenn for a double mixed pack of this...

http://www.wyswings.com/

Whatever happened to Wys? That guy LOVED Bledsoe.

[SpikedLemonade]

We have Seantrel coming back, Dawkins playing well and they seem set at RT.

There are so many teams in need of a solid starting caliber LT. Cordy also has a cap friendly contract I think.

We could get a solid offensive weapon like Jimmy Graham or Keenan Allen (Mike Williams may play week 6). It seems a stretch but those two teams would benefit from blind side protection more than having those two.

Rivers and Wilson are under constant pressure... anyway just possibilities but I think the concept is realistic.

If we can get 6 BBQ Dinners from Dallas for Dareus, may be can get 6 side dishes for Glenn.

[SpikedLemonade]

Whatever happened to Wys? That guy LOVED Bledsoe.

I wasn't on the board when he exited but he is selling his sauce successfully these days.

[Mr. Pink]

Why trade for a WR, the QB doesn't even target them anyway. Zay Jones leads the team at 4 targets a game.

Go sign Barnidge.