What's going on everybody.

Welcome back to the PFF NFL show.

Trevor Sikkim and Dalton Washington here with you guys for another positional ranking episode

as we march towards the 2025 NFL draft.

Dalton, we are less than three weeks away from night one.

And this is a really fun podcast for us to do here with these rankings because we're

just going with overall offensive line rankings.

So we're going to take a look at the PFF, Big Board, and we're going to give you our

top 10 offensive line, and just overall that we have here.

And what we're going to do is we're going to be able to sort of break down why we see guys in certain

spots are they specific scheme fits are they scheme versatile what they do well what they do

don't when we get in a trench day there's a lot of fun details and uh as someone who i noticed last week

your personal email is still coach dalton i have a feeling that you're going to enjoy this

podcast. How are you doing, my friend? Certainly. This is going to be a fun one. And look, more and more

we're seeing every year that offense alignment are the guys that win Super Bowls, right? We've seen it

with the Chiefs. We've now seen it again with the Eagles. Every team is trying to build in the trenches now and use that model. So I think you have a lot of players. Look, I don't know that there's as many superstars necessarily atop as we had last year, say, with

Joe Alt and Olu Foshanoo, but I think there's a lot of really good starting caliber players here.

I think there's a lot of players, like you mentioned, that are going to get good scheme fits,

right? As long as they go to the right team, they can fit in and have more success with certain teams and others. So I'm really fascinated to see, especially your team fits for some of these guys, just to see where they might fit in

and how the scheme works and just how their talents can really shine in the way that it ideally

should. I know I've been teasing this for like the last week, two weeks that we're doing these

team top 100 big boards, but I am more than halfway done on them.

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