Cordy Glenn Madden Career 2013-2020 - Peak 89 OVR

Cordy Glenn spent six years protecting quarterbacks' blind sides in Buffalo before becoming a footnote in one of the biggest trades in franchise history. A second-round pick in 2012, 41st overall out of Georgia, he settled in at left tackle and started all 16 games in 2013, 2014, and 2015, earning a five-year, $65 million extension in the spring of 2016. Foot and ankle problems cost him most of 2017.

In March 2018 the Bills sent Glenn and the 21st overall pick to Cincinnati to move up to No. 12, the deal that ultimately let Buffalo land Josh Allen at seven. He played two seasons for the Bengals, was suspended a game in 2019 over a dispute about concussion treatment, and was released in 2020.

His Madden line follows the body of work cleanly. He opened as a 72 in the 2012 edition, climbed into the mid-80s once he locked down the position, hit 88 for 2014, and peaked at 89 in the 2016 game. The injuries and the move to guard in Cincinnati pulled him back down to 79 and then 74 by 2019.