Cordy Glenn Injury: Updates on Bills LT's Ankle and Return

Buffalo Bills offensive lineman Cordy Glenn hasn't played since Week 1 against the Baltimore Ravens because of an ankle injury. Glenn originally suffered an ankle injury during a training-camp scrimmage in early August. However, he is ready to return.

Continue for updates.

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Glenn Active vs. Patriots

Sunday, Oct. 2

The Bills announced Glenn is ready to play against New England in Week 4. 

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Latest on Glenn's Practice Status

Friday, Sept. 30

Joe Buscaglia of WKBW reported Glenn was taking part in Friday's practice. 

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Glenn Has Been Dependable for Bills

The Week 2 clash with the New York Jets marked the first time the 26-year-old Georgia product has missed a regular-season game since his rookie season in 2012. It's an iron-man streak that included not sitting out any games after he had a kidney removed before the 2014 campaign.

Glenn's absence was a massive setback for the offensive line that got completely manhandled by the Ravens front seven for a majority of the Week 1 loss. Quarterback Tyrod Taylor got sacked twice and was under constant siege, and the rushing attack averaged just 2.7 yards per carry with few holes to navigate.