NFL Offensive Line Rankings 2025: Eagles Remain #1
While quarterbacks and wide receivers are consistently the headline-stealing players in the NFL, offensive linemen are often the fulcrum to consistent success in the NFL. This article will break down the top offensive lines in the league heading into the 2025 season.
Offensive Line Rankings 2025
This article will be updated weekly throughout the NFL season.
#1: Philadelphia Eagles
Starting Five: LT Jordan Mailata, LG Landon Dickerson, C Cam Jurgens, RG Tyler Steen, RT Lane Johnson
Continuity and track record keep the Eagles at the top of our offensive line rankings heading into the season.
#2: Denver Broncos
Starting Five: LT Garett Bolles, LG Ben Powers, C Luke Wattenberg, RG Quinn Meinerz, RT Mike McGlinchey
Another group with continuity, as all five starters return from the Broncos. This group is headlined by Quinn Meinerz, one of the best guards in football.
#3: Buffalo Bills
Starting Five: LT Dion Dawkins, LG David Edwards, C Connor McGovern, RG O’Cyrus Torrence, RT Spencer Brown
The Broncos return all five starters. There’s a reason why this team has evolved into one of the strongest running games in the NFL. It all starts with the men up front.
#4: Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Starting Five: LT Tristan Wirfs, LG Ben Bredeson, C Graham Barton, RG Cody Mauch, RT Luke Goedeke
The Bucs will be playing without Tristan Wirfs for the early part of the season, but once he’s back, this is an elite group.
#5: Minnesota Vikings
Starting Five: LT Christian Darrisaw, LG Donovan Jackson, C Ryan Kelly, RG Will Fries, RT Brian O’Neill
The Vikings beefed up the interior of their offensive line by selecting Donovan Jackson in the first round. Christian Darrisaw is back, which is also huge.
#6: Detroit Lions
Starting Five: LT Taylor Decker, LG Christian Mahogany, C Graham Glasgow, RG Tate Ratledge, RT Penei Sewell
Some are projecting the Lions’ offensive line to drop off significantly after losing Frank Ragnow and Kevin Zeitler, but I’m not there yet due to their pair of stud tackles.
#7: Indianapolis Colts
Starting Five: LT Bernhard Raimann, LG Quenton Nelson, C Tanor Bortolini, RG Matt Goncalves, RT Braden Smith
While the Colts lost Ryan Kelly and Will Fries to the Vikings, it’s still a strong group led by Quenton Nelson.
#8: Chicago Bears
Starting Five: LT Braxton Jones, LG Joe Thuney, C Drew Dalman, RG Jonah Jackson, RT Darnell Wright
The Bears made some excellent acquisitions to beef up their offensive line, bringing in Joe Thuney and Drew Dalman.
#9: Los Angeles Chargers
Starting Five: LT Joe Alt, LG Zion Johnson, C Bradley Bozeman, RG Mekhi Becton, RT Trey Pipkins III
The Chargers would be much higher on this list if Rashawn Slater weren’t out for the season. Luckily, Joe Alt can fill those shoes.
#10: Atlanta Falcons
Starting Five: LT Jake Matthews, LG Matthew Bergeron, C Ryan Neuzil, RG Chris Lindstrom, RT Michael Jerrell
Like the Chargers, the Falcons would rank higher here if Kaleb McGary weren’t out for the entire year.
#11: New York Jets
Starting Five: LT Olu Fashanu, LG John Simpson, C Joe Tippmann, RG Alijah Vera-Tucker, RT Armand Membou
The Jets have a lot of first-round talent up front, but Alijah Vera-Tucker may miss the full year with a triceps injury.
#12: Carolina Panthers
Starting Five: LT Ikem Ekwonu, LG Damien Lewis, C Austin Corbett, RG Robert Hunt, RT Taylor Moton
The Panthers have some upside on their offensive line, but they need Ikem Ekwonu back in the fold.
#13: Green Bay Packers
Starting Five: LT Rasheed Walker, LG Aaron Banks, C Elgton Jenkins, RG Sean Rhyan, RT Zach Tom
Good start for the Packers’ offensive line, as they were able to maintain a clean pocket for Jordan Love in Week 1.
#14: Arizona Cardinals
Starting Five: LT Paris Johnson Jr, LG Evan Brown, C Hjalte Froholdt, RG Isaiah Adams, RT Jonah Williams
The Cardinals offensive line is anchored by former first-round pick Paris Johnson, who is starting to look as good as advertised.
#15: San Francisco 49ers
Starting Five: LT Trent Williams, LG Ben Bartch, C Jake Brendel, RG Dominick Puni, RT Colton McKivitz
The 49ers offensive line has declined in recent years, but as long as future Hall of Famer Trent Williams is there, it’s still a competent unit.
#16: Los Angeles Rams
Starting Five: LT Alaric Jackson, LG Steve Avila, C Coleman Shelton, RG Kevin Dotson, RT Rob Havenstein
The Rams have a pair of effective tackles in Alaric Jackson and Rob Havenstein. Kevin Dotson also gives them a great run-blocker.
#17: Washington Commanders
Starting Five: LT Laremy Tunsil, LG Brandon Coleman, C Tyler Biadasz, RG Nick Allegretti, RT Josh Conerly Jr.
Don’t be surprised if the Commanders offensive line takes a major leap this season, as Laremy Tunsil and rookie Josh Conerly Jr. are an impressive duo.
#18: Kansas City Chiefs
Starting Five: LT Josh Simmons, LG Kingsley Suamataia, C Creed Humphrey, RG Trey Smith, RT Jawaan Taylor
The Chiefs group has upside with first-rounder Josh Simmons, who fell in the draft due to injury concerns.
#19: Baltimore Ravens
Starting Five: LT Ronnie Stanley, LG Andrew Vorhees, C Tyler Linderbaum, RG Daniel Faalele, RT Roger Rosengarten
The Ravens smartly brought back Ronnie Stanley because without him, this offensive line would have been in trouble.
#20: Las Vegas Raiders
Starting Five: LT Kolton Miller, LG Dylan Parham, C Jordan Meredith, RG Jackson Powers-Johnson, RT DJ Glaze
The Raiders have some potential to take a leap, led by Kolton Miller. Don’t sleep on Jackson Powers-Johnson, either.
#21: New Orleans Saints
Starting Five: LT Kelvin Banks Jr., LG Trevor Penning, C Erik McCoy, RG Cesar Ruiz, RT Taliese Fuaga
The Saints have heavily invested in the offensive line throughout the draft, so don’t be surprised if this group takes a step forward.
#22: Pittsburgh Steelers
Starting Five: LT Broderick Jones, LG Isaac Seumalo, C Zach Frazier, RG Mason McCormick, RT Troy Fautanu
The Steelers are well-coached on the offensive line, so it wouldn’t shock me to see them move up the ranks as the season progresses.
#23: Tennessee Titans
Starting Five: LT Dan Moore Jr., LG Peter Skoronski, C Lloyd Cushenberry III, RG Kevin Zeitler, RT JC Latham
I like what the Titans are doing on the offensive line, especially drafting JC Latham and signing Kevin Zeitler, but this is still a work in progress.
#24: Dallas Cowboys
Starting Five: LT Tyler Guyton, LG Tyler Smith, C Cooper Beebe, RG Tyler Booker, RT Terence Steele
The Cowboys are another team that has put a lot of first-round draft capital in their offensive line, including Tyler Guyton, Tyler Smith, and Tyler Booker. However, we still need to see better results on the field.
#25: Cleveland Browns
Starting Five: LT Dawand Jones, LG Joel Bitonio, C Ethan Pocic, RG Wyatt Teller, RT Jack Conklin
The Browns offensive line has declined in recent years, but there are still some good pieces like Joel Bitonio, Wyatt Teller, and Jack Conklin. With that said, the hole at left tackle is glaring.
#26: Jacksonville Jaguars
Starting Five: LT Walker Little, LG Ezra Cleveland, C Robert Hainsey, RG Patrick Mekari, RT Anton Harrison
The Jaguars offensive line has shown improvement in the early stages of the 2025 season, so they should be moving up shortly.
#27: New England Patriots
Starting Five: LT Will Campbell, LG Jared Wilson, C Garrett Bradbury, RG Mike Onwenu, RT Morgan Moses
I love that the Patriots got their left tackle of the future in this year’s draft with Will Campbell, but the rest of the group is a work in progress.
#28 Miami Dolphins
Starting Five: LT Patrick Paul, LG Jonah Savaiinaea, C Aaron Brewer, RG James Daniels, RT Austin Jackson
The Dolphins have a lackluster offensive line that lacks high-end talent. This group has a chance to move even further down the ranks.
#29: New York Giants
Starting Five: LT Andrew Thomas, LG Jon Runyan, C John Michael Schmitz Jr., RG Greg Van Roten, RT Jermaine Eluemunor
The Giants got a boost once Andrew Thomas returned to the lineup, but this is still a porous offensive line.
#30: Seattle Seahawks
Starting Five: LT Charles Cross, LG Grey Zabel, C Jalen Sundell, RG Anthony Bradford, RT Abraham Lucas
The Seahawks are on the cusp of moving up these ranks following a strong start to the season.
#31: Cincinnati Bengals
Starting Five: LT Orlando Brown Jr., LG Dylan Fairchild, C Ted Karras, RG Lucas Patrick, RT Amarius Mims
The Bengals are generating virtually zero push in the running game, justifying their low spot on this list.
#32: Houston Texans
Starting Five: LT Aireontae Ersery, LG Laken Tomlinson, C Jake Andrews, RG Ed Ingram, RT Tytus Howard
The Texans have really struggled to protect C.J. Stroud, which has hurt their offense immensely.
