The Oakland Raiders, Offensive Line: The Big Uglys'

Going into the season the left tackle spot is Mario Hendersons to lose. He performed very well after taking over for the extremely mistake prone Kwame Harris.

The 6'7'' 300 lb. beast from Florida State will be entering his third season with the Raiders.

If Henderson can not perform up to expectations expect to see the newly signed Kalif Barnes getting a crack a Left Tackle.

Thank God we found this guy a home at guard. I was getting pretty tired of hearing all the bust talk every time his name was mentioned.

When you're constantly moved around the line it's hard to adapt.

Drafted to be the left tackle of the future, Gallery never panned out like many had hoped. He looked out of place at times and was very penalty prone.

Expect Gallery to really start to come into his role at guard and improve on what he was able to accomplish last season.

I'll start by saying I was sad to see Jake Grove go. Despite what anyone says Jake Grove was a valuable guy for the Raiders.

But, with Grove gone the Raiders needed to find a replacement. That's where Satlele comes in.

At 6'3'' 300lbs. Satele will be an upgrade over Jake Grove.

Satele only allowed 4.5 sacks last season with the Dolphins.

Cooper Carlisle has played well for Oakland over the past two season. Since leaving the Broncos to join the Raiders, Carlisle has started all but one game. The one game missed was due to injury.

Carlisle has provided the Raiders with solid play and looks to continue his role at the right guard position.

In 2007, Carlisle gave up only four sacks in 15 starts.

Cornell Green has been hit and miss at times.

Getting all 16 starts last season, Green gave up 7.5 sacks.

The 11-year vet will be entering his third season with the silver and black.

Cornell Green, like Mario Henderson, will be playing with a solid back-up behind him. If he does not play to his potential look for guys like Erik Pears and Kalif Barnes to see time at Right Tackle.