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Mc2guy · 06-27-2007, 02:59 PM

I am basing this ranking on where the teams finished the season last year, not overall, but the last day of week 17.

1) Indy (incredible coordination and execution in both pass and run blocking, less power, more technique)
2) San Diego (smash-mouth physical line with a mean streak, excellent in both protection and run blocking)
3t) Redskins (excellent run blocking power, good but not great pass protection)
3t) Jax (very strong line with excellent zone blocking for MJD)
5t) Bears (asked to run-block their way into the Superbowl and they did, pass block just average, but an actual QB would have made them look better)
5t) Pats (consistently excellent pass blockers with better than average zone running schemes - not super powerful)

06-27-2007, 02:59 PM	#37
Mc2guy Special Teams Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Burke, VA Age: 48 Posts: 287	Re: Rank our OLine among the 32 teams I am basing this ranking on where the teams finished the season last year, not overall, but the last day of week 17. 1) Indy (incredible coordination and execution in both pass and run blocking, less power, more technique) 2) San Diego (smash-mouth physical line with a mean streak, excellent in both protection and run blocking) 3t) Redskins (excellent run blocking power, good but not great pass protection) 3t) Jax (very strong line with excellent zone blocking for MJD) 5t) Bears (asked to run-block their way into the Superbowl and they did, pass block just average, but an actual QB would have made them look better) 5t) Pats (consistently excellent pass blockers with better than average zone running schemes - not super powerful)