In case you’re still trying to repress the memory of last season’s offensive line, I’ll remind you that it was an absolute train wreck. They were an easy target to blame most of the offense’s woes on, and the team addressed it in the offseason by doing a few things. The Bengals traded for Cordy Glenn from the Bills who is a great tackle when healthy. He will shore up the left side of a line that was a mess following the departure of Andrew Whitworth. The Bengals also drafted center Billy Price in the first round as an instant upgrade over Russell Bodine, who left via free agency.
Frank Pollack already has Bengals’ offensive line working harder than they’re used to
