Yakuza Rich
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Same idea as left tackles, except the running zones they are responsible are at left tackle + at mid/guard.
1. Logan Mankins New England Patriots
2. Jacob Bell Tennessee Titans
3. Steve Hutchinson Minnesota Vikings
4. Jamar Nesbit New Orleans Saints
5. Vincent Manuwai Jacksonville Jaguars
6. Rich Seubert New York Giants
7. Reggie Wells Arizona Cardinals
8. Eric Steinbach Cleveland Browns
9. Chris Liwienski Miami Dolphins
10. Pete Kendall Washington Commanders
11. Brian Waters Kansas City Chiefs
12. Chris Kuper Denver Broncos
13. Larry Allen San Francisco 49ers
14. Alan Faneca Pittsburgh Steelers
15. Aaron Sears Tampa Bay Buccaneers
16. Derrick Dockery Buffalo Bills
17. Ryan Lilja Indianapolis Colts
18. Adrien Clarke New York Jets
19. Jason Brown Baltimore Ravens
20. Todd Herremans Philadelphia Eagles
21. Andrew Whitworth Cincinnati Bengals
22. Kris Dielman San Diego Chargers
23. Kyle Kosier Dallas Cowboys
24. Rob Sims Seattle Seahawks
25. Darren Colledge Green Bay Packers
26. Mike Wahle Carolina Panthers
27. Chester Pitts Houston Texans
28. Milford Brown St. Louis Rams
29. Edwin Mulitalo Detroit Lions
30. Robert Gallery Oakland Raiders
31. Justin Blalock Atlanta Falcons
32. Metcalf/Brown Chicago Bears
WHY DID KYLE KOSIER FINISH 23RD?
He finished 25th in yards lost ratio and 13th in run blocking. Dallas' running game on runs to the left side of the O-Line (at Left Tackle + at Right Defensive End) may indicate the Kosier is a great run blocker. Where they stuggled was runs at Mid/Guard where they finished 27th. Considering Julius Jones was the starting tailback and most of his runs come up the middle, and then considering how much better Marion Barber is when he's in the game, I think it's safe to say that Kosier is an excellent run blocker, but can't make Julius Jones look goo.
OTHER NOTES
Chris Liwienski, a longtime journeyman, finished 9th with the Dolphins, another player that new O-Line coach Hudson Houck coached. When the Giants moved David Diehl to left tackle, I think they wound up getting a better left guard in Rich Seubert. Unfortunately, Diehl isn't cut out to be a left tackle (giving up 13.5 sacks this year). Steve Hutchinson is still great.
1. Logan Mankins New England Patriots
2. Jacob Bell Tennessee Titans
3. Steve Hutchinson Minnesota Vikings
4. Jamar Nesbit New Orleans Saints
5. Vincent Manuwai Jacksonville Jaguars
6. Rich Seubert New York Giants
7. Reggie Wells Arizona Cardinals
8. Eric Steinbach Cleveland Browns
9. Chris Liwienski Miami Dolphins
10. Pete Kendall Washington Commanders
11. Brian Waters Kansas City Chiefs
12. Chris Kuper Denver Broncos
13. Larry Allen San Francisco 49ers
14. Alan Faneca Pittsburgh Steelers
15. Aaron Sears Tampa Bay Buccaneers
16. Derrick Dockery Buffalo Bills
17. Ryan Lilja Indianapolis Colts
18. Adrien Clarke New York Jets
19. Jason Brown Baltimore Ravens
20. Todd Herremans Philadelphia Eagles
21. Andrew Whitworth Cincinnati Bengals
22. Kris Dielman San Diego Chargers
23. Kyle Kosier Dallas Cowboys
24. Rob Sims Seattle Seahawks
25. Darren Colledge Green Bay Packers
26. Mike Wahle Carolina Panthers
27. Chester Pitts Houston Texans
28. Milford Brown St. Louis Rams
29. Edwin Mulitalo Detroit Lions
30. Robert Gallery Oakland Raiders
31. Justin Blalock Atlanta Falcons
32. Metcalf/Brown Chicago Bears
WHY DID KYLE KOSIER FINISH 23RD?
He finished 25th in yards lost ratio and 13th in run blocking. Dallas' running game on runs to the left side of the O-Line (at Left Tackle + at Right Defensive End) may indicate the Kosier is a great run blocker. Where they stuggled was runs at Mid/Guard where they finished 27th. Considering Julius Jones was the starting tailback and most of his runs come up the middle, and then considering how much better Marion Barber is when he's in the game, I think it's safe to say that Kosier is an excellent run blocker, but can't make Julius Jones look goo.
OTHER NOTES
Chris Liwienski, a longtime journeyman, finished 9th with the Dolphins, another player that new O-Line coach Hudson Houck coached. When the Giants moved David Diehl to left tackle, I think they wound up getting a better left guard in Rich Seubert. Unfortunately, Diehl isn't cut out to be a left tackle (giving up 13.5 sacks this year). Steve Hutchinson is still great.