Top offensive tackle rankings

[Bruce=GOAT]

http://www.sportsline.com/nfl/positi...ankings/OFF/OT

1. Walter Jones, Seattle: Year after year, he's the best overall lineman in the league. That won't change in 2007.

2. Jammal Brown, New Orleans: In his second season, he really came on after moving from the right side to the left. He will be a Pro Bowl player for a long time.

3. Jonathan Ogden, Baltimore: He might not be the player he was a few years ago, but he still plays at a high level.

4. Marcus McNeil, San Diego: As a rookie he was a dominant left tackle. When he truly learns the position, watch out.

5. Tarik Glenn, Indianapolis: He has protected Peyton Manning's backside his entire career -- and done a heck of a job.

Next best: Jason Peters, Buffalo -- He moved from right tackle to left last season and handled it well. A former college tight end, he is a rising star at his new position.

[jkramsfan]

Originally Posted by Bruce=GOAT

http://www.sportsline.com/nfl/positi...ankings/OFF/OT

1. Walter Jones, Seattle: Year after year, he's the best overall lineman in the league. That won't change in 2007.

2. Jammal Brown, New Orleans: In his second season, he really came on after moving from the right side to the left. He will be a Pro Bowl player for a long time.

3. Jonathan Ogden, Baltimore: He might not be the player he was a few years ago, but he still plays at a high level.

4. Marcus McNeil, San Diego: As a rookie he was a dominant left tackle. When he truly learns the position, watch out.

5. Tarik Glenn, Indianapolis: He has protected Peyton Manning's backside his entire career -- and done a heck of a job.

Next best: Jason Peters, Buffalo -- He moved from right tackle to left last season and handled it well. A former college tight end, he is a rising star at his new position.

I think Glenn should be higher, he does a great job protecting Manning,I also think because of his injury Pace is off the list,but will return,this is also the year Barron makes the big step up to this list,the potential is there,but the learning curve period is over, he has to play at a pro bowl level this season and become the player most of us think he is.

[RedArcher7]

I read all his rankings, but are they for this year or career? If it's not just this past year, I don't know how Pace isn't mentioned. Ogden, Jones and Pace are the top three LTs in the game. Glenn's probably 4th, but if this is just last year it looks alright.

[Keenum]

Pace was probably forgot about by the writers because of his injury last year. Don't worry, if he can stay healthy, he'll be right back up there with the others.

[laram0]

4. Marcus McNeil, San Diego....Still learning the position and is still ranked ahead of Orlando Pace?:x:x