NFL offensive line rankings ahead of Week 3

• The top four goes unchanged: The Eagles, Broncos, Bills and Colts remain at the top of the rankings after generally solid performances in Week 2.

• The Rams surge to No. 7: Left tackle Alaric Jackson and center Coleman Sheltons spurred Los Angeles' climb from No. 12 last week to No. 7 ahead of Week 3.

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Few things are more important to an NFL team’s success than the quality of its offensive line. Disastrous lines, or even singular weak-link mismatches, can determine the outcomes of games, while strong units provide an incredible advantage.

We will monitor NFL offensive line play all season long and highlight each team's biggest weak-link players. With Week 2 of the 2025 NFL regular season in the books, here are the weekly rankings and each unit's best player.

Key:
Red text = weakest links

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1. Philadelphia Eagles (No change)

Projected Week 3 starters:

LT Jordan Mailata
LG Landon Dickerson
C Cam Jurgens
RG Tyler Steen
RT Lane Johnson

The Eagles' offensive line was excellent in pass protection in the team's win over Kansas City. The unit surrendered only three pressures — and no sacks — on 27 pass-blocking snaps, which led to a 94.4 PFF pass-blocking efficiency rating (fourth best in Week 2).

Center Cam Jurgens and right tackle Lane Johnson didn't allow any pressure, while the other three starters each surrendered one pressure.

Best player: Jordan Mailata

Mailata earned a 90.8 PFF run-blocking grade in the win over the Chiefs, which led all offensive linemen in Week 2.

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2. Denver Broncos (No change)

Projected Week 3 starters:

LT Garett Bolles
LG Ben Powers
C Luke Wattenberg
RG Quinn Meinerz
RT Mike McGlinchey

Denver’s offensive line was once again outstanding in pass protection. The unit surrendered only two pressures — and no sacks or quarterback hits — on 31 pass plays in the team's loss to the Colts. As a result, the Broncos' unit posted a 96.8 PFF pass-blocking efficiency rating, which tied for the best mark in the NFL in Week 2.

While center Luke Wattenberg and right tackle Mike McGlinchey each allowed one pressure, the other three offensive linemen stayed clean in pass protection.

Best player: Garett Bolles

Bolles gave up no pressure against Indianapolis, leading to a 90.8 PFF pass-blocking grade, which led all offensive linemen in Week 2.