Projected Offensive Line Rankings for 2006?

[csj0952 0]

Can someone give me a good place to start on the top 10 offensive lines in the league post draft.

 

Thanks.

[Chronic Husker 85]

Broncos

Chiefs

Bengals

Steelers

 

are the best, then

 

Seahawks

Pats

 

are next, IMO. Colts O-line is pretty successful due to all the talent around them.

 

SD and Balt have great O-lines for running the ball but not so much as far as pass blocking goes. When every guy on your line is 330, they can plow but don't seem to move their feet so well.

 

Just my 2 cents.

[D_House 0]

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32. Buffalo

[listen2me 23 1,873]

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32. Buffalo

 

 

very true..

[darwin 0]

It would be nice to have a way to quantify O-line skill, as I believe that's where fantasy stats are made.

Unfortunately it's not real feasable. All we can do is look at past success, losses and acquisitions, and other factors and make a guestimate of who's line is better or worse.

 

How about a list of the total weight of the projected O-lines? This might be useful for RB projections, but not for pass protection. How do you judge coaching for lines? IE: I though SD's line was in trouble last year and was dead wrong! It seemed the SD line coaching was fantastic.

[jocstrap 8]

The magazines should be coming out soon! They usually have a pretty good blurb on O-lines as far as depth. Something to read anyway while on the shitter.

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33. Buffalo

 

 

 

 

fixed.

[mgs316 14]

Don't forget the new and improved Vikes line, or the left side at least:

 

McKinney, Hutchinson, Birk.