49ers Offensive Line

I would argue that KC's O line was closer to JAX & CAR O line in pass blocking than they were to PHI. Since KC's PBLK graded out at 73.6 and JAX/CAR graded out at 72.8. While PHI graded out at 84.9.

Originally posted by YACBros85:
I would argue that KC's O line was closer to JAX & CAR O line in pass blocking than they were to PHI. Since KC's PBLK graded out at 73.6 and JAX/CAR graded out at 72.8. While PHI graded out at 84.9.

Grades don't matter much, I will take the super bowl rings over fake grades any day.

Originally posted by YACBros85:

Originally posted by NCommand:

Originally posted by YACBros85:
The chiefs O line was not neck and neck with the eagles O line. They were top 10 but they were not #2 pushing for #1. So please stop with the overexaggeration.

Originally posted by YACBros85:
Context matters. Chiefs O line much like the eagles O line faced the #6 and #17 pass rush to get to the SB. Where would those O line's have been ranked in the playoffs had they faced the #1 and #2 pass rushes?

With all due respect, I'm focusing on the subject matter experts for the entire year on the topic and not PFF. They were elite. I'm not sure how this is even a debate.

So there was only one elite OL (one BT noted as well) all last year?

I understand the desire to believe a QB transcended the OL these days but it's funny how nobody is saying that about Hurts and Philly's OL.

Trying to claim Philly as the only elite OL last year is the real overeggageration, IMHO.

With all due respect. All that you sited when I asked for a source was a 2022 pre season ranking. You are going to have to provide a better source if we are to take you seriously on your rankings. You know exactly where I get my info from and it contradicts your bold statements about KC's O line.

Top 10 pass blocking O lines last season in order from 1-10 were PHI, BAL, GB, TB, SF, KC, CLE, ATL, LV, with JAX & CAR tied at 10th.

I never made a statement about Hurts and how he does or doesn't help the eagles O line. But if the eagles and the chiefs O lines are equal than Hurts makes his O line look better than Mahomes does with his O line.

The eagles were the cream of the crop last season and were better pass blocker's than KC by about 11.3 grading points.

That wasn't a pre season ranking. That's his assessment of the best lines going into the regular season. He had KC as #2.

Mid season he had them at #3.

https://establishtherun.com/thorn-2022-midseason-o-line-rankings/

Going into the playoffs, I can't find his link anymore but it was #1 & #2 again.

Look who's NOT in his top 2 this year going into the 2023 season:

https://establishtherun.com/thorn-2023-offensive-line-rankings/

The Eagles are a team that heavily believes in building up both lines. It's not surprising they're still ranked #1.

Originally posted by NCommand:
Sorry dude. You're the only one who didn't think the Chiefs didn't have an elite OL last year. Them and Philly were neck and neck. PM made them even better as his OL makes him even better. That's how team football works.

This year, he doesn't have that so let's see how he fares again.

First off I'm not the only one, secondly you aren't paying attention: mahomes is the important factor. You put this SAME OL on the cowboys/Vikings/eagles/niners/Seahawks/whoever, they don't magically win the sb. The only reason the chiefs won the sb is because of mahomes.

Originally posted by glorydayz:

Originally posted by YACBros85:
I would argue that KC's O line was closer to JAX & CAR O line in pass blocking than they were to PHI. Since KC's PBLK graded out at 73.6 and JAX/CAR graded out at 72.8. While PHI graded out at 84.9.

Grades don't matter much, I will take the super bowl rings over fake grades any day.

Who wouldn't? NC's schtick over the past few years is that you need the #1 O line to win the SB. Well, the #1 O line did not win the SB. Instead they gave up 2 sacks against a pass rush that was inferior to their own defense.

Originally posted by NCommand:

Originally posted by YACBros85:

Originally posted by NCommand:

Originally posted by YACBros85:
The chiefs O line was not neck and neck with the eagles O line. They were top 10 but they were not #2 pushing for #1. So please stop with the overexaggeration.

Originally posted by YACBros85:
Context matters. Chiefs O line much like the eagles O line faced the #6 and #17 pass rush to get to the SB. Where would those O line's have been ranked in the playoffs had they faced the #1 and #2 pass rushes?

With all due respect, I'm focusing on the subject matter experts for the entire year on the topic and not PFF. They were elite. I'm not sure how this is even a debate.

So there was only one elite OL (one BT noted as well) all last year?

I understand the desire to believe a QB transcended the OL these days but it's funny how nobody is saying that about Hurts and Philly's OL.

Trying to claim Philly as the only elite OL last year is the real overeggageration, IMHO.

With all due respect. All that you sited when I asked for a source was a 2022 pre season ranking. You are going to have to provide a better source if we are to take you seriously on your rankings. You know exactly where I get my info from and it contradicts your bold statements about KC's O line.

Top 10 pass blocking O lines last season in order from 1-10 were PHI, BAL, GB, TB, SF, KC, CLE, ATL, LV, with JAX & CAR tied at 10th.

I never made a statement about Hurts and how he does or doesn't help the eagles O line. But if the eagles and the chiefs O lines are equal than Hurts makes his O line look better than Mahomes does with his O line.

The eagles were the cream of the crop last season and were better pass blocker's than KC by about 11.3 grading points.

That wasn't a pre season ranking. That's his assessment of the best lines going into the regular season. He had KC as #2.

Mid season he had them at #3.

https://establishtherun.com/thorn-2022-midseason-o-line-rankings/

Going into the playoffs, I can't find his link anymore but it was #1 & #2 again.

Look who's NOT in his top 2 this year going into the 2023 season:

https://establishtherun.com/thorn-2023-offensive-line-rankings/

The Eagles are a team that heavily believes in building up both lines. It's not surprising they're still ranked #1.

It was posted in August of 2022, wasn't it? That was before any meaningful games were even played.

Where is the source for end of season rankings? Mid season doesn't mean much and 2023 preview doesn't necessarily either. Even so, I couldn't read beyond the Lions because I don't have a subscription. So where were the chiefs ranked on that list for the up coming 2023 season?

Originally posted by NCommand:
That wasn't a pre season ranking. That's his assessment of the best lines going into the regular season. He had KC as #2.

"going into" = "Pre"

Originally posted by YACBros85:

Originally posted by NCommand:

Originally posted by YACBros85:

Originally posted by NCommand:

Originally posted by YACBros85:
The chiefs O line was not neck and neck with the eagles O line. They were top 10 but they were not #2 pushing for #1. So please stop with the overexaggeration.

Originally posted by YACBros85:
Context matters. Chiefs O line much like the eagles O line faced the #6 and #17 pass rush to get to the SB. Where would those O line's have been ranked in the playoffs had they faced the #1 and #2 pass rushes?

With all due respect, I'm focusing on the subject matter experts for the entire year on the topic and not PFF. They were elite. I'm not sure how this is even a debate.

So there was only one elite OL (one BT noted as well) all last year?

I understand the desire to believe a QB transcended the OL these days but it's funny how nobody is saying that about Hurts and Philly's OL.

Trying to claim Philly as the only elite OL last year is the real overeggageration, IMHO.

With all due respect. All that you sited when I asked for a source was a 2022 pre season ranking. You are going to have to provide a better source if we are to take you seriously on your rankings. You know exactly where I get my info from and it contradicts your bold statements about KC's O line.

Top 10 pass blocking O lines last season in order from 1-10 were PHI, BAL, GB, TB, SF, KC, CLE, ATL, LV, with JAX & CAR tied at 10th.

I never made a statement about Hurts and how he does or doesn't help the eagles O line. But if the eagles and the chiefs O lines are equal than Hurts makes his O line look better than Mahomes does with his O line.

The eagles were the cream of the crop last season and were better pass blocker's than KC by about 11.3 grading points.

That wasn't a pre season ranking. That's his assessment of the best lines going into the regular season. He had KC as #2.

Mid season he had them at #3.

https://establishtherun.com/thorn-2022-midseason-o-line-rankings/

Going into the playoffs, I can't find his link anymore but it was #1 & #2 again.

Look who's NOT in his top 2 this year going into the 2023 season:

https://establishtherun.com/thorn-2023-offensive-line-rankings/

The Eagles are a team that heavily believes in building up both lines. It's not surprising they're still ranked #1.

It was posted in August of 2022, wasn't it? That was before any meaningful games were even played.

Where is the source for end of season rankings? Mid season doesn't mean much and 2023 preview doesn't necessarily either. Even so, I couldn't read beyond the Lions because I don't have a subscription. So where were the chiefs ranked on that list for the up coming 2023 season?

You don't have too as we were looking at his top tier (i.e. elite). These aren't metric-driven rankings like some of the very odd PFF rankings we see in pre season every year. These are rankings based on SME's as individual OL play and as units. Once the draft and free agency is over, they review the expected OL starters and units and ranks accordingly going into the season. The Chiefs are NOT ranked as an elite 2023 OL this year. They lost key talent from their elite unit last year. That's exactly my point.

They are assessed on every snap and then reevaluated in rankings mid season and going into the playoffs. That's why it's a paid site. A lot of work goes into it. It's like the Greg Cossell of OL but the lines are ALL they study. They understand the nuances of OL play.

Patrick Mahomes knows what's up. 1:00

Originally posted by NCommand:

Originally posted by YACBros85:

Originally posted by NCommand:

Originally posted by YACBros85:

Originally posted by NCommand:

Originally posted by YACBros85:
The chiefs O line was not neck and neck with the eagles O line. They were top 10 but they were not #2 pushing for #1. So please stop with the overexaggeration.

Originally posted by YACBros85:
Context matters. Chiefs O line much like the eagles O line faced the #6 and #17 pass rush to get to the SB. Where would those O line's have been ranked in the playoffs had they faced the #1 and #2 pass rushes?

With all due respect, I'm focusing on the subject matter experts for the entire year on the topic and not PFF. They were elite. I'm not sure how this is even a debate.

So there was only one elite OL (one BT noted as well) all last year?

I understand the desire to believe a QB transcended the OL these days but it's funny how nobody is saying that about Hurts and Philly's OL.

Trying to claim Philly as the only elite OL last year is the real overeggageration, IMHO.

With all due respect. All that you sited when I asked for a source was a 2022 pre season ranking. You are going to have to provide a better source if we are to take you seriously on your rankings. You know exactly where I get my info from and it contradicts your bold statements about KC's O line.

Top 10 pass blocking O lines last season in order from 1-10 were PHI, BAL, GB, TB, SF, KC, CLE, ATL, LV, with JAX & CAR tied at 10th.

I never made a statement about Hurts and how he does or doesn't help the eagles O line. But if the eagles and the chiefs O lines are equal than Hurts makes his O line look better than Mahomes does with his O line.

The eagles were the cream of the crop last season and were better pass blocker's than KC by about 11.3 grading points.

That wasn't a pre season ranking. That's his assessment of the best lines going into the regular season. He had KC as #2.

Mid season he had them at #3.

https://establishtherun.com/thorn-2022-midseason-o-line-rankings/

Going into the playoffs, I can't find his link anymore but it was #1 & #2 again.

Look who's NOT in his top 2 this year going into the 2023 season:

https://establishtherun.com/thorn-2023-offensive-line-rankings/

The Eagles are a team that heavily believes in building up both lines. It's not surprising they're still ranked #1.

It was posted in August of 2022, wasn't it? That was before any meaningful games were even played.

Where is the source for end of season rankings? Mid season doesn't mean much and 2023 preview doesn't necessarily either. Even so, I couldn't read beyond the Lions because I don't have a subscription. So where were the chiefs ranked on that list for the up coming 2023 season?

You don't have too as we were looking at his top tier (i.e. elite). These aren't metric-driven rankings like some of the very odd PFF rankings we see in pre season every year. These are rankings based on SME's as individual OL play and as units. Once the draft and free agency is over, they review the expected OL starters and units and ranks accordingly going into the season. The Chiefs are NOT ranked as an elite 2023 OL this year. They lost key talent from their elite unit last year. That's exactly my point.

They are assessed on every snap and then reevaluated in rankings mid season and going into the playoffs. That's why it's a paid site. A lot of work goes into it. It's like the Greg Cossell of OL but the lines are ALL they study. They understand the nuances of OL play.

Patrick Mahomes knows what's up. 1:00

I don't even look at their pre season stuff. Nor did I even mention pff's pre season rankings on here. So that is odd that you brought that up as a point to argue. I just provided their end of the season rankings. You know after the fact. So where is KC's line ranked on the 2023 preview?

Originally posted by YACBros85:

Originally posted by NCommand:

Originally posted by YACBros85:

Originally posted by NCommand:

Originally posted by YACBros85:

Originally posted by NCommand:

Originally posted by9 YACBros85:
The chiefs O line was not neck and neck with the eagles O line. They were top 10 but they were not #2 pushing for #1. So please stop with the overexaggeration.

Originally posted by YACBros85:
Context matters. Chiefs O line much like the eagles O line faced the #6 and #17 pass rush to get to the SB. Where would those O line's have been ranked in the playoffs had they faced the #1 and #2 pass rushes?

With all due respect, I'm focusing on the subject matter experts for the entire year on the topic and not PFF. They were elite. I'm not sure how this is even a debate.

So there was only one elite OL (one BT noted as well) all last year?

I understand the desire to believe a QB transcended the OL these days but it's funny how nobody is saying that about Hurts and Philly's OL.

Trying to claim Philly as the only elite OL last year is the real overeggageration, IMHO.

With all due respect. All that you sited when I asked for a source was a 2022 pre season ranking. You are going to have to provide a better source if we are to take you seriously on your rankings. You know exactly where I get my info from and it contradicts your bold statements about KC's O line.

Top 10 pass blocking O lines last season in order from 1-10 were PHI, BAL, GB, TB, SF, KC, CLE, ATL, LV, with JAX & CAR tied at 10th.

I never made a statement about Hurts and how he does or doesn't help the eagles O line. But if the eagles and the chiefs O lines are equal than Hurts makes his O line look better than Mahomes does with his O line.

The eagles were the cream of the crop last season and were better pass blocker's than KC by about 11.3 grading points.

That wasn't a pre season ranking. That's his assessment of the best lines going into the regular season. He had KC as #2.

Mid season he had them at #3.

https://establishtherun.com/thorn-2022-midseason-o-line-rankings/

Going into the playoffs, I can't find his link anymore but it was #1 & #2 again.

Look who's NOT in his top 2 this year going into the 2023 season:

https://establishtherun.com/thorn-2023-offensive-line-rankings/

The Eagles are a team that heavily believes in building up both lines. It's not surprising they're still ranked #1.

It was posted in August of 2022, wasn't it? That was before any meaningful games were even played.

Where is the source for end of season rankings? Mid season doesn't mean much and 2023 preview doesn't necessarily either. Even so, I couldn't read beyond the Lions because I don't have a subscription. So where were the chiefs ranked on that list for the up coming 2023 season?

You don't have too as we were looking at his top tier (i.e. elite). These aren't metric-driven rankings like some of the very odd PFF rankings we see in pre season every year. These are rankings based on SME's as individual OL play and as units. Once the draft and free agency is over, they review the expected OL starters and units and ranks accordingly going into the season. The Chiefs are NOT ranked as an elite 2023 OL this year. They lost key talent from their elite unit last year. That's exactly my point.

They are assessed on every snap and then reevaluated in rankings mid season and going into the playoffs. That's why it's a paid site. A lot of work goes into it. It's like the Greg Cossell of OL but the lines are ALL they study. They understand the nuances of OL play.

Patrick Mahomes knows what's up. 1:00

I don't even look at their pre season stuff. Nor did I even mention pff's pre season rankings on here. So that is odd that you brought that up as a point to argue. I just provided their end of the season rankings. You know after the fact. So where is KC's line ranked on the 2023 preview?

Gotcha. I was just using the PFF position pre season rankings as an example vs. this approach.

I have no idea as it's a pay site. And I don't pay for pay sites. LOL. But that one would be worth it. But often times you can find out via Twitter/X in his threads from fans asking questions on his rankings. If I find them (and us), I'll post here.

Also, I won't be able to see the pre season game tonight until later so let me know what you think including the backups.

Originally posted by NCommand:

Originally posted by YACBros85:

Originally posted by NCommand:

Originally posted by YACBros85:

Originally posted by NCommand:

Originally posted by YACBros85:

Originally posted by NCommand:

Originally posted by9 YACBros85:
The chiefs O line was not neck and neck with the eagles O line. They were top 10 but they were not #2 pushing for #1. So please stop with the overexaggeration.

Originally posted by YACBros85:
Context matters. Chiefs O line much like the eagles O line faced the #6 and #17 pass rush to get to the SB. Where would those O line's have been ranked in the playoffs had they faced the #1 and #2 pass rushes?

With all due respect, I'm focusing on the subject matter experts for the entire year on the topic and not PFF. They were elite. I'm not sure how this is even a debate.

So there was only one elite OL (one BT noted as well) all last year?

I understand the desire to believe a QB transcended the OL these days but it's funny how nobody is saying that about Hurts and Philly's OL.

Trying to claim Philly as the only elite OL last year is the real overeggageration, IMHO.

With all due respect. All that you sited when I asked for a source was a 2022 pre season ranking. You are going to have to provide a better source if we are to take you seriously on your rankings. You know exactly where I get my info from and it contradicts your bold statements about KC's O line.

Top 10 pass blocking O lines last season in order from 1-10 were PHI, BAL, GB, TB, SF, KC, CLE, ATL, LV, with JAX & CAR tied at 10th.

I never made a statement about Hurts and how he does or doesn't help the eagles O line. But if the eagles and the chiefs O lines are equal than Hurts makes his O line look better than Mahomes does with his O line.

The eagles were the cream of the crop last season and were better pass blocker's than KC by about 11.3 grading points.

That wasn't a pre season ranking. That's his assessment of the best lines going into the regular season. He had KC as #2.

Mid season he had them at #3.

https://establishtherun.com/thorn-2022-midseason-o-line-rankings/

Going into the playoffs, I can't find his link anymore but it was #1 & #2 again.

Look who's NOT in his top 2 this year going into the 2023 season:

https://establishtherun.com/thorn-2023-offensive-line-rankings/

The Eagles are a team that heavily believes in building up both lines. It's not surprising they're still ranked #1.

It was posted in August of 2022, wasn't it? That was before any meaningful games were even played.

Where is the source for end of season rankings? Mid season doesn't mean much and 2023 preview doesn't necessarily either. Even so, I couldn't read beyond the Lions because I don't have a subscription. So where were the chiefs ranked on that list for the up coming 2023 season?

You don't have too as we were looking at his top tier (i.e. elite). These aren't metric-driven rankings like some of the very odd PFF rankings we see in pre season every year. These are rankings based on SME's as individual OL play and as units. Once the draft and free agency is over, they review the expected OL starters and units and ranks accordingly going into the season. The Chiefs are NOT ranked as an elite 2023 OL this year. They lost key talent from their elite unit last year. That's exactly my point.

They are assessed on every snap and then reevaluated in rankings mid season and going into the playoffs. That's why it's a paid site. A lot of work goes into it. It's like the Greg Cossell of OL but the lines are ALL they study. They understand the nuances of OL play.

Patrick Mahomes knows what's up. 1:00

I don't even look at their pre season stuff. Nor did I even mention pff's pre season rankings on here. So that is odd that you brought that up as a point to argue. I just provided their end of the season rankings. You know after the fact. So where is KC's line ranked on the 2023 preview?

Gotcha. I was just using the PFF position pre season rankings as an example vs. this approach.

I have no idea as it's a pay site. And I don't pay for pay sites. LOL. But that one would be worth it. But often times you can find out via Twitter/X in his threads from fans asking questions on his rankings. If I find them (and us), I'll post here.

Also, I won't be able to see the pre season game tonight until later so let me know what you think including the backups.

You don't even have a subscription but you source that as a site to back up your claims? 🤣

What I did gather from the site is that KC isn't #1. They aren't even projected to be #2.

I probably won't be focusing on just the O line today. But I do have NFL+ so I will certainly be going over the game a few times to focus on certain position groups.

Originally posted by YACBros85:

Originally posted by NCommand:

Originally posted by YACBros85:

Originally posted by NCommand:

Originally posted by YACBros85:

Originally posted by NCommand:

Originally posted by YACBros85:

Originally posted by NCommand:

Originally posted by9 YACBros85:
The chiefs O line was not neck and neck with the eagles O line. They were top 10 but they were not #2 pushing for #1. So please stop with the overexaggeration.

Originally posted by YACBros85:
Context matters. Chiefs O line much like the eagles O line faced the #6 and #17 pass rush to get to the SB. Where would those O line's have been ranked in the playoffs had they faced the #1 and #2 pass rushes?

With all due respect, I'm focusing on the subject matter experts for the entire year on the topic and not PFF. They were elite. I'm not sure how this is even a debate.

So there was only one elite OL (one BT noted as well) all last year?

I understand the desire to believe a QB transcended the OL these days but it's funny how nobody is saying that about Hurts and Philly's OL.

Trying to claim Philly as the only elite OL last year is the real overeggageration, IMHO.

With all due respect. All that you sited when I asked for a source was a 2022 pre season ranking. You are going to have to provide a better source if we are to take you seriously on your rankings. You know exactly where I get my info from and it contradicts your bold statements about KC's O line.

Top 10 pass blocking O lines last season in order from 1-10 were PHI, BAL, GB, TB, SF, KC, CLE, ATL, LV, with JAX & CAR tied at 10th.

I never made a statement about Hurts and how he does or doesn't help the eagles O line. But if the eagles and the chiefs O lines are equal than Hurts makes his O line look better than Mahomes does with his O line.

The eagles were the cream of the crop last season and were better pass blocker's than KC by about 11.3 grading points.

That wasn't a pre season ranking. That's his assessment of the best lines going into the regular season. He had KC as #2.

Mid season he had them at #3.

https://establishtherun.com/thorn-2022-midseason-o-line-rankings/

Going into the playoffs, I can't find his link anymore but it was #1 & #2 again.

Look who's NOT in his top 2 this year going into the 2023 season:

https://establishtherun.com/thorn-2023-offensive-line-rankings/

The Eagles are a team that heavily believes in building up both lines. It's not surprising they're still ranked #1.

It was posted in August of 2022, wasn't it? That was before any meaningful games were even played.

Where is the source for end of season rankings? Mid season doesn't mean much and 2023 preview doesn't necessarily either. Even so, I couldn't read beyond the Lions because I don't have a subscription. So where were the chiefs ranked on that list for the up coming 2023 season?

You don't have too as we were looking at his top tier (i.e. elite). These aren't metric-driven rankings like some of the very odd PFF rankings we see in pre season every year. These are rankings based on SME's as individual OL play and as units. Once the draft and free agency is over, they review the expected OL starters and units and ranks accordingly going into the season. The Chiefs are NOT ranked as an elite 2023 OL this year. They lost key talent from their elite unit last year. That's exactly my point.

They are assessed on every snap and then reevaluated in rankings mid season and going into the playoffs. That's why it's a paid site. A lot of work goes into it. It's like the Greg Cossell of OL but the lines are ALL they study. They understand the nuances of OL play.

Patrick Mahomes knows what's up. 1:00

I don't even look at their pre season stuff. Nor did I even mention pff's pre season rankings on here. So that is odd that you brought that up as a point to argue. I just provided their end of the season rankings. You know after the fact. So where is KC's line ranked on the 2023 preview?

Gotcha. I was just using the PFF position pre season rankings as an example vs. this approach.

I have no idea as it's a pay site. And I don't pay for pay sites. LOL. But that one would be worth it. But often times you can find out via Twitter/X in his threads from fans asking questions on his rankings. If I find them (and us), I'll post here.

Also, I won't be able to see the pre season game tonight until later so let me know what you think including the backups.

You don't even have a subscription but you source that as a site to back up your claims? 🤣

What I did gather from the site is that KC isn't #1. They aren't even projected to be #2.

I probably won't be focusing on just the O line today. But I do have NFL+ so I will certainly be going over the game a few times to focus on certain position groups.

I source and follow BT. The subscription is for full site rankings and other OL vs. DL weekly matchups, etc. More for FF. There is plenty of free info out there from him and the others. I referenced all you needed.

Yup, #2 last year and they certainly aren't in that elite tier ranking this year. So will PM transcend a non-elite OL this year? I'll take that bet!

Same!

Originally posted by NCommand:
I source and follow BT. The subscription is for full site rankings and other OL vs. DL weekly matchups, etc. More for FF. There is plenty of free info out there from him and the others. I referenced all you needed.

Yup, #2 last year and they certainly aren't in that elite tier ranking this year. So will PM transcend a non-elite OL this year? I'll take that bet!

Same!

I'll take Patrick transcending his o line over the Lions o line transcending Goff.

Originally posted by NCommand:
No, it can mean 4 of the 5 still did their job well enough to give their QB a chance. And credit to the QB for taking it.

So the rest of the OLs gets extra credit for nothing they accomplished and our O line gets downgraded because of the inferiority of our QB making plays with his legs. Makes sense.

Originally posted by 9ers4eva:

Originally posted by NCommand:
I source and follow BT. The subscription is for full site rankings and other OL vs. DL weekly matchups, etc. More for FF. There is plenty of free info out there from him and the others. I referenced all you needed.

Yup, #2 last year and they certainly aren't in that elite tier ranking this year. So will PM transcend a non-elite OL this year? I'll take that bet!

Same!

I'll take Patrick transcending his o line over the Lions o line transcending Goff.

Haha. For real!!!