Jets No. 1 Offensive Line

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Profootballfocus.com ranks the NFL's 32 offensive lines. The good news is that the Jets rank #1. The bad news is that the Phins and Pats are right behind them.

No. 1 -- New York Jets (Run No. 1, Pass No. 2, Penalties No. 12) In the copy-cat world which is the NFL, it's only a mild surprise that our three top-ranked teams all inhabit the AFC East. With the Patriots having ruled the roost for so long, both the Dolphins and Jets knew what they needed to do to compete and that was build strong offensive lines. Among the starters, only Alan Faneca played anything below superbly, and he was let go. That just proves how serious these teams are about building these units.

Best Player: Nick Mangold is utterly unquestioned as the best run-blocking and all-around center in the game and, ipso facto, he's the best player on a great OL.

Biggest Concern: With Faneca gone, the LG is open with no clear favorite to take over. The competition looks to be between Matt Slauson, who only saw 14 snaps last year and rookie second-rounder Vladimir Ducasse.

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Profootballfocus.com ranks the NFL's 32 offensive lines. The good news is that the Jets rank #1. The bad news is that the Phins and Pats are right behind them.

http://profootballfo...les&arc=&id=169

Jets OL, number one in the league at staying healthy. Pats and Fins, not so much.

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Jets OL, number one in the league at staying healthy. Pats and Fins, not so much.

Actually this wasn't a prediction blog for 2010. It was the actual production from 2009 and Jets, Fins, Pats was the ranking injuries and all.

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Actually this wasn't a prediction blog for 2010. It was the actual production from 2009 and Jets, Fins, Pats was the ranking injuries and all.

That's my point. The Jets OL started the same 5 guys for all 19 games. Only team in the league to do it IIRC.