Quote:Good food for thought.


All of the points seem plausible, either standing alone or taken together in some combination. But the most intriguing are the middle two points.


When I considered these possibilities, the name that leaped to mind was Cordy Glenn.


Marrone coached him in Buffalo, and he knows Marrone's blocking schemes. He's big enough and physical enough to be the presence in the run game that neither Joeckel nor Beachum were.


He's better in pass protection than either Joeckel or Beachum


Glenn would fit in more as a first round caliber LT than any of the guys in this draft, and were he a free agent, he would immediately be the best LT on the market. He's still young and just signed a 5 year extension last offseason.


The Bills have a new head coach, and new head coaches typically want their own guy as a QB, which could mean Tyrod Taylor is gone. If so, the Bills would likely need to move up to get in position to get their guy.


The #10 and Glenn for #4? Just in 2014, they traded two first round picks to move from #9 overall to #4 for Sammy Watkins. The same GM, I would think, would be willing to pay a comparable amount to move up one more spot to ensure getting a QB.


Hmmm...


Farfetched but intriguing nevertheless.