Cincinnati Bengals offensive tackle Cordy Glenn returned this week from serving a one-game suspension the organization handed down to him for conduct detrimental to the team. He reportedly had a vocal and aggressive confrontation with a member of the coaching staff earlier, and had even yelled at head coach Zac Taylor to release him.
Glenn, a long-time veteran who was acquired last season under Marvin Lewis for a third-round pick to be their starting left tackle, suffered a concussion in the preseason. He was cleared by the team’s medical trainers a couple of weeks ago, but apparently he did not believe that he was ready to resume practice, and that was the alleged source of his disagreement, and let to the argument.