The All-NFC East Offensive Line

On the 4th of July, we celebrated by posting an article inviting fans to rank the offensive line groups, as well as the best player at each of the 5 OL positions. The article drew a lot of interest — even bringing in fans from other teams — and there were around 2,000 votes cast in each of the polls.

I thought it might be interesting to use those results to name an All-NFC East Offensive Line.

The voting was skewed a bit. Naturally, since this is a Redskins website, Redskin fans were heavily represented, but reading through the comments and looking at the results of the voting indicated to me that the Eagles fans — possibly still flush from their team’s super bowl victory — traveled very well and voted early and often, while the Dallas Cowboys fans, surprisingly, didn’t really show up.

For that reason, I’m offering TWO different lineups.

• The first strictly follows the voting in the polls, as it stands roughly 27 hours after the article was posted.
• The second represents my expectation of what the results would have been based on my interpretation of the comments section. Basically, I’m adjusting the lineups to reflect what I think the voting results would have been if the Cowboy fans had shown up in greater numbers.

What do you think?

Which of these lineups is the most accurate representation of what the All-NFC East Offensive Line should be?

If you have a different idea, feel free to put your lineup in the comments below.

Challenge

I invite anyone to put together a better All-division offensive line from any of the other seven remaining divisions:

• AFC North
• AFC South
• AFC East
• AFC West
• NFC North
• NFC South

Look through the offensive lines for the 4 teams in any division in the NFL and put together your All-divison team that you think is better than the NFC East and post it in the comments below. See if you can collect 5 recs on to indicate that readers agree that your group is better than both of the NFC East lineups I have posted in the article.