Welcome back, everybody to the PFF NFL show.

Trevor Sykima, Dalton Washtman, here with you guys for another fun offseason topic.

One that we know people got takes on were ranking offensive lines across the NFL.

Specifically, we're looking at the offensive line ranking article that Zoltan Boudet did over at pff.com.

Zoltan does a great job adjusting these rankings every single week of the season.

And of course, as it is ranking season for the off season, he turned his attention into saying,

like, hey, this is what I think of the offensive lines going into the 2025 season.

And then he's the one who kind of adjust these rankings week in and week out.

So he knows the offensive lines around the NFL very well. He did these rankings for us here

this summer. And Dalton and I are going to judge him harshly and swiftly for these rankings.

And of course tell him exactly where he is wrong in the things that we might change and the reasons

why. Dalton, how you doing, my friend? Good, good,

good, fourth of July weekend. And honestly, I think this is one of my favorite episodes we're

going to do this summer because you cannot win a championship without at least a very good

offensive line nowadays. And sometimes it feels like we can eliminate certain teams from that

contention just based maybe even on these rankings, right? If their offensive line doesn't

block better than it did last year doesn't significantly improve,

then it's a real problem for a lot of teams towards the bottom of the list,

and then you have a lot of championship contenders rightfully toward the top

because they can get two-dimensional with their offensive lines in the run game and the past game.

So I'm looking forward to these rankings and really breaking them down.

All right, hold on Mr.. Pessmist. All right?

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