Welcome in another episode of the PFF College Football Show, Max Chadwick alongside Dalton Wasserman here to break down my top 10 offensive lines in college football entering

the 2025 season dawn. Offensive line is always an interesting one to rank because, you know,

there's some positions like quarterback room and running back a unit and receiving core where you can

have one superstar kind of carry the room. Offensive line, you really need all five guys to at least be at an average level because

if you have a weak link on the offensive line, the whole thing could fall apart, honestly.

So I'm excited to kind of break down what I think right now are the 10 best offensive line

units in college football entering next year.

You mentioned it in so many team success.

We talk about this in the NFL and in college football,

where if you don't have a good offensive line, it's going to be really, really hard to win a championship, even last year's national champion in Ohio State. There was a time we really

questioned after Josh Simmons got hurt if they could win a title with that offensive line.

They got it fixed up just in time for the playoff run, and that was really a big catalyst

to their success.

But there are teams at times during the season where we can almost eliminate them from

playoff contention and national championship contention based on a lack of good offensive line play.

So if you have that going into the season, both experience and talent up front, you're at a huge

advantage.

You actually put out a tweet recently, right?

Breaking down the offensive line grades for the last nine Super Bowl champions? What was it you found there? It was,

I believe most of them pretty much all, it was seven of the nine had a top 10 offensive line in

the NFL and the only two that didn't were two of the chiefs teams that had Patrick Mahomes. And

they were still in the top 15. So when you look at what you need, especially to protect your

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