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SB Nation Offensive Line Rankings (Panthers #6)


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An Oline is only as good as it's weakest link...

IDK I think if Amini turns out to be capable then we have one of the better Olines in the league, probably number 6ish. I think last year though with pretty terrible guard play and the mediocrity of Byron Bell we were around the middle of the pack, maybe slightly in the lower half.

Saints* definitely have a better line than us, sure we've got two of the best linemen in the league but that Saints* line was stout across the board. Individually talented or not, they play as a unit much better than ours did- Brees was well protected all year long even with 4-5 guys going out for passes.

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That game irks me more than any other..... BS call when Cam got to goaline.....and craptastic D that let a HORRIBLE Ponder go 99 for 99 on 3rd down when he clearly couldn't even figure out his plays most downs

Yeah the Vikes and Titans games were awful.

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