Detroit Lions : Free Agents To Think About
Aug 29, 2015; Orchard Park, NY, USA; Buffalo Bills tackle Cordy Glenn (77) against the Pittsburgh Steelers at Ralph Wilson Stadium. Bills beat the Steelers 43 to 19. Mandatory Credit: Timothy T. Ludwig-USA TODAY Sports
Cordy Glenn
Most people believe that the Lions will address their needs for offensive tackle through the draft. However, with so many needs, it is hard to pinpoint which direction they will go in for their first few picks.
Cordy Glenn has not missed a game since 2012. According to PFF (Pro Football Focus) Glenn was the 13th best tackle in 2013. He regressed in 2014, but finished the year at a reliable +6.5 in 2014 which ranked him 26th. He has always had much better value pass blocking than run blocking, which works well with the Lions.
Signing Glenn means that Riley Reiff would assume the position at right tackle.
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