Minnesota Vikings Stake Claim To Top Offensive Line in NFC North
The Minnesota Vikings may have made a big splash in the off season by acquiring defensive lineman Jared Allen from Kansas City, but the teamās biggest asset is on the offensive side of the ball.
The Vikings are not only the top-rated offensive line in their conference and division, but they might very well be the best in the National Football League.
With Adrian Peterson, an improving young quarterback in Tavaris Jackson and the addition of wide receiver Bernard Berrian, Minnesota is set to pillage and plunder opposing defenses. And without the big horses up front, none of that would be possible.
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Minnesota Vikings (First in NFC North, first in Conference)
As stated above, the combination of Bryant McKinnie, Steve Hutchinson and Matt Birk give the Vikings the best left side in the NFL. That shady free agent signing of Hutchinson with the poison pill added to the contract looks huge now.
LT Bryant McKinnie
LG Steve Hutchinson
C Matt Birk
RG Anthony Herrera
RT Ryan Cook
Green Bay Packers (Second in NFC North, fourth in Conference)
A few years ago Brett Favre was going to retire because this line didnāt have enough talent to compete. Well, last year they dominated, giving Favre plenty of time to operate while opening holes for little-known running back Ryan Grant as he burst on the scene.
LT Chad Clifton
LG Junius Coston
C Scott Wells
RG Jason Spitz
RT Mark Tauscher
Chicago Bears (Third in NFC North, sixth in Conference)
This is a gritty but aging group up front, but the addition of first-rounder Chris Williams (14th overall) should help ease the pain. Now if only they could find a quarterback, and a running back.
LT Chris Williams
LG Terrence Metcalf
C Olin Kreutz
RG Roberto Garza
RT John Tait
Detroit Lions (Fourth in NFC North, 14th in Conference)
This group looked good in the first half of 2007, but they faded badly down the stretch to ensure that quarterback Jon Kitnaās promise of 10 wins went unfulfilled. The addition of first-round pick Gosder Cherilus (17th overall) should help.
LT Jeff Backus
LG Edwin Mulitalo
C Dominic Raiola
RG Stephen Peterman
RT Gosder Cherilus
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