Cincinnati Bengals coach Zac Taylor called the first day of OTAs, "sloppy, as expected. We've got a long ways to go." Fletcher Page, fpage@enquirer..com
The first Cincinnati Bengals' OTA of the Zac Taylor era saw an obvious potential change in the making on the offensive line just minutes into the two-hour practice on Monday.
Cordy Glenn, the team's starting left tackle last season and a tackle the previous six years in Buffalo, lined up at guard next to first-round draft pick Jonah Williams at left tackle.
Glenn said that he would do whatever the team needed during a recent "man-to-man," talk with new o-line coach Jim Turner.