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2004 NFL Top Rushing Offense
Projections
StingRay - August 8, 2004
Hello Freaks! We are a week
away from the first preseason game and if you're a Freak like me you can't wait.
I have been locked in the basement crunching numbers and trying to
determine the number one rushing unit in football.
I looked at all 32 teams and reviewed the off-season changes in the offensive line. Then I
looked at their schedule to determine how many games they face against top 15
run defenses from 2003. Based on that I came up with a formula to decipher who had the
easiest and most difficult schedules. Here's the formula: Each game against a top
5 rush defense earned 6 points. A game against a defensive team that was rated 6-10
earned 5 points, and against teams 11-15 earned 4 points. The team
with the highest number of total points was rated with the worst schedule when it comes to the
running game. (Conversely the team with the least amount of
points has the easiest schedule.)
I used my schedule ranking,
the off-season offensive line
movement and general football expertise to come up with my rankings of which
teams will have a solid ground game. These rankings will be useful on draft day when you
have a tough decision between two players or when you are taking flyers on backs late
in your draft. Happy Reading!
|
Rank |
Team |
2003 Rush YPG Rank |
2003 Rush YPG |
2003 Rushing TDs |
|
1 |
Green Bay Packers |
3 |
159.9 |
18 |
|
The Packers line will return all
starters and continue to dominate in the running game. What make
this unit the best in the game is that even if Ahman Green were
out, Najeh Davenport and Tony Fisher can fill in and keep the
running game going. |
|
Offensive Linemen
Signed or Re-signed |
Offensive Linemen Lost |
# of Games
Against Top 15 Defenses |
Opponents ranked
in the Top 15 Against the Rush in 2003 |
|
OT Chad Clifton (re-signed)
OT Kevin Barry
(re-signed) |
None |
6 |
11, 1, 15, 3, 15, 2 |
|
Rank |
Team |
2003 Rush YPG Rank |
2003 Rush YPG |
2003 Rushing TDs |
|
2 |
Philadelphia Eagles |
9 |
125.9 |
23 |
|
The Eagles' line has been dominant over the past two
seasons and now that they added Terrell Owens on the
outside their running game will be even more improved.
Eagles opponents never worried about the duo of Pinkston
and Thrash so they were able to sneak a safety up to
support the run. Not this year. |
|
Offensive Linemen
Signed or Re-signed |
Offensive Linemen Lost |
# of Games
Against Top 15 Defenses |
Opponents ranked
in the Top 15 Against the Rush in 2003 |
|
OL Shaun Andrews
(16th pick
overall) |
OG Bobbie Williams
(Bengals)
OG John Welbourn
(Chiefs) |
6 |
15, 11, 6, 3, 10, 3 |
|
Rank |
Team |
2003 Rush YPG Rank |
2003 Rush YPG |
2003 Rushing TDs |
|
3 |
Kansas City Chiefs |
115 |
120.6 |
32 |
|
The Chiefs' line is one of the best units in the league
because they have played together for years. After
losing John Tait to the Bears in free agency they traded
with the Eagles for disgruntled lineman John Welbourne
who might actually be an improvement over Tait according
to the Chiefs. The Chiefs were 15th in rushing yards per game but no
team was even close when you looked at the rushing touchdowns provided
by this offensive line. They are not rated number one because what other
back can run the football outside of Holmes and they do not have an easy
schedule. |
|
Offensive Linemen
Signed or Re-signed |
Offensive Linemen Lost |
# of Games
Against Top 15 Defenses |
Opponents ranked
in the Top 15 Against the Rush in 2003 |
|
OL Chris Bober
(Giants)
OG John Welbourn
(Eagles) |
OT John Tait
(Bears) |
8 |
7, 11, 6, 2, 13, 4, 1, 7 |
|
Rank |
Team |
2003 Rush YPG Rank |
2003 Rush YPG |
2003 Rushing TDs |
|
4 |
Baltimore Ravens |
1 |
166.8 |
18 |
|
The Ravens'
offensive line is one of the best and they were able to resign their
players, which is great news for anyone who drafts a Ravens running
back. If Jamal Lewis doesn't miss any time this season he could lead the
league in rushing again. |
|
Offensive Linemen
Signed or Re-signed |
Offensive Linemen Lost |
# of Games
Against Top 15 Defenses |
Opponents ranked
in the Top 15 Against the Rush in 2003 |
|
C Mike Flynn
(re-signed)
OT Orlando Brown
(re-signed)
OL Damion Cook
(re-signed) |
None |
6 |
12, 8, 3, 4, 12, 5 |
|
Rank |
Team |
2003 Rush YPG Rank |
2003 Rush YPG |
2003 Rushing TDs |
|
5 |
Jacksonville Jaguars |
8 |
129.6 |
13 |
|
The Jaguars made
two nice additions with the signings of Mike Compton and Ephraim Salaam
who were both starters for two playoff teams last season. The Jaguars
are a team on the rise and the running game will continue to be the
cornerstone of this offense. The Jaguars also signed Greg Jones
who' will be a nice compliment to Fred Taylor. |
|
Offensive Linemen
Signed or Re-signed |
Offensive Linemen Lost |
# of Games
Against Top 15 Defenses |
Opponents ranked
in the Top 15 Against the Rush in 2003 |
|
OL Mike Compton
(Patriots)
OL Ephraim Salaam
(Broncos) |
OL Leander Jordan
(Chargers)
Ol Jamar Nesbit
(Saints) |
8 |
8, 7, 1, 15, 1, 10 |
|
Rank |
Team |
2003 Rush YPG Rank |
2003 Rush YPG |
2003 Rushing TDs |
|
6 |
Denver Broncos |
2 |
164.3 |
20 |
|
The Broncos will try a number of backs to replace Portis
but their biggest loss may be the loss of long time offensive line coach
Alex Gibbs (who built the Broncos offensive line). Gibbs is
considered one of the best line coaches if not the best and he is now in
Atlanta. Salaam was the Broncos starting left tackle last season and he
will be missed too. He was cut so the Broncos wouldn't have to pay a $5
million roster bonus to him. |
|
Offensive Linemen
Signed or Re-signed |
Offensive Linemen Lost |
# of Games
Against Top 15 Defenses |
Opponents ranked
in the Top 15 Against the Rush in 2003 |
|
Signed OT Cornell
Green
(Tampa Bay)
|
OG Steve Herndon
(Jaguars)
OL Ephraim Salaam
(Broncos) |
4 |
2, 13, 11, 5 |
|
Rank |
Team |
2003 Rush YPG Rank |
2003 Rush YPG |
2003 Rushing TDs |
|
7 |
Minnesota Vikings |
4 |
146.4 |
15 |
|
The Vikings run offense is good but you have to
take into consideration that their yards per game is high due to
the running ability of their quarterback. Daunte Culpepper
rushed for 422 yards in the 14 games he played. Regardless if
it's Michael Bennett, Moe Williams, or Onterio Smith this line
will pave holes for all three. |
|
Offensive Linemen
Signed or Re-signed |
Offensive Linemen Lost |
# of Games
Against Top 15 Defenses |
Opponents ranked
in the Top 15 Against the Rush in 2003 |
|
OL Lewis Kelly (re-signed)
|
None |
7 |
3, 1, 10, 15, 2,
15, 10 |
|
Rank |
Team |
2003 Rush YPG Rank |
2003 Rush YPG |
2003 Rushing TDs |
|
8 |
Atlanta Falcons |
14 |
121.8 |
17 |
|
Atlanta re-signed
key players and added a couple of lineman. The best move was hiring
offensive line coach Alex Gibbs from Denver. He will have this line
playing much better in 2004. The additions of Gibbs, along with a
healthy Mike Vick and Warrick Dunn, makes this line one of the most
improved coming into the season. |
|
Offensive Linemen
Signed or Re-signed |
Offensive Linemen Lost |
# of Games
Against Top 15 Defenses |
Opponents ranked
in the Top 15 Against the Rush in 2003 |
|
C Todd McClure
(re-signed)
OG Steve Herndon
(Broncos)
OL Eric Beverly
(Lions)
OL Roberto Garza
(re-signed)
OG Kynan Forney
(re-signed)
|
OG Travis Claridge
(Panthers) |
8 |
9, 11, 15, 7, 13,
13, 11, 14 |
|
Rank |
Team |
2003 Rush YPG Rank |
2003 Rush YPG |
2003 Rushing TDs |
|
9 |
Seattle Seahawks |
10 |
125.6 |
17 |
|
Every year Walter
Jones holds out and every year the Seahawks franchise him then make him
a one-year offer worth $6 million. If he doesn't sign the Seahawks'
offense line would be in big trouble. |
|
Offensive Linemen
Signed or Re-signed |
Offensive Linemen Lost |
# of Games
Against Top 15 Defenses |
Opponents ranked
in the Top 15 Against the Rush in 2003 |
|
OT Walter Jones
(franchise) |
None |
8 |
13, 9, 4, 10, 9,
5, 8, 3 |
|
Rank |
Team |
2003 Rush YPG Rank |
2003 Rush YPG |
2003 Rushing TDs |
|
10 |
Dallas Cowboys |
12 |
124.9 |
11 |
|
The Cowboys run the football plenty and Pro Bowl lineman
Larry Allen has come into camp in good health and seems
to finally be on board with coach Bill Parcells. A
healthy Allen, a great blocking receiver in Keyshawn
Johnson, and an upgrade at running back (Julius Jones) has the Cowboys'
rushing unit looking pretty good coming into this season. The addition
of Eddie George also gives them depth at the running back position. |
|
Offensive Linemen
Signed or Re-signed |
Offensive Linemen Lost |
# of Games
Against Top 15 Defenses |
Opponents ranked
in the Top 15 Against the Rush in 2003 |
|
None |
OL Ryan Young
(released) |
4 |
10, 15, 6, 14 |
|
Rank |
Team |
2003 Rush YPG Rank |
2003 Rush YPG |
2003 Rushing TDs |
|
11 |
New Orleans Saints |
11 |
125 |
11 |
|
The Saints' line remains intact so Deuce McAllister
should be in for another solid season. Word out of New
Orleans is that wide receiver Donte Stallworth is
rededicated and working extremely hard to be in tip top
shape this year. A productive Stallworth opposite
Joe Horn can only help the running game. |
|
Offensive Linemen
Signed or Re-signed |
Offensive Linemen Lost |
# of Games
Against Top 15 Defenses |
Opponents ranked
in the Top 15 Against the Rush in 2003 |
|
OL Spencer Folau
(re-signed)
OL Jamar Nesbit
(Jaguars)
C Jerry Fontenot
(re-signed) |
None |
7 |
14, 9, 13, 7, 11,
3, 13 |
|
Rank |
Team |
2003 Rush YPG Rank |
2003 Rush YPG |
2003 Rushing TDs |
|
12 |
New England Patriots |
27 |
100.4 |
9 |
|
The Patriots lost 14 game starter
Damien Woody to the Lions but this is a very underrated unit. We
all saw them hold the Panther star studded defensive line to no
sacks in the Super Bowl. Antowain Smith and Kevin Faulk
combined for 125 yards on the ground in that game too. Neither of those
guys are Corey Dillon, who prior to last year averaged 1,300 yards per season.
This team will get it done on the ground now that they have a legitimate running
back. |
|
Offensive Linemen
Signed or Re-signed |
Offensive Linemen Lost |
# of Games
Against Top 15 Defenses |
Opponents ranked
in the Top 15 Against the Rush in 2003 |
|
OG Russ Hochstein
(re-signed)
OL Bob Hallen
(Chargers) |
OL Damien Woody
(Lions)
OL Mike Compton
(Jaguars) |
7 |
8, 5, 14, 8, 6, 5,
9 |
|
Rank |
Team |
2003 Rush YPG Rank |
2003 Rush YPG |
2003 Rushing TDs |
|
13 |
Washington Redskins |
22 |
103.3 |
8 |
|
Washington's line got better the minute Joe Gibbs was
hired. It got a little better once Joe Bugel was named
the offensive line coach. Then the signing of Clinton
Portis made this offensive line a legitimate unit that
could be one of the leagues' best in 2004. |
|
Offensive Linemen
Signed or Re-signed |
Offensive Linemen Lost |
# of Games
Against Top 15 Defenses |
Opponents ranked
in the Top 15 Against the Rush in 2003 |
|
OL Lennie Friedman
(re-signed)
C Cory Raymer
(Chargers) |
OL Larry Moore
(Bengals)
OG Dave Fiore
(released) |
8 |
13, 3, 6, 10, 15, 12, 9, 3 |
|
Rank |
Team |
2003 Rush YPG Rank |
2003 Rush YPG |
2003 Rushing TDs |
|
14 |
Tampa Bay Buccaneers |
24 |
103 |
5 |
|
This is the offensive line to watch this season.
Tampa Bay has made major moves to improve the offensive line
even though Matt O'Dwyer, a projected starter, may be lost for
the season. Charlie Garner knows how to produce in this system
and a healthy Mike Alstott will help too. The best thing this
unit has going for it is that they have an extremely easy schedule. |
|
Offensive Linemen
Signed or Re-signed |
Offensive Linemen Lost |
# of Games
Against Top 15 Defenses |
Opponents ranked
in the Top 15 Against the Rush in 2003 |
|
OL Derrick Deese
(49ers)
OL Matt O'Dwyer
(Bengals)
OL Todd Steussie
(Panthers)
OG Cosey Coleman
(re-signed) |
OT Chris Ziemann
(released) |
6 |
14, 7, 9, 11, 11,
17 |
|
Rank |
Team |
2003 Rush YPG Rank |
2003 Rush YPG |
2003 Rushing TDs |
|
15 |
Carolina Panthers |
7 |
130.9 |
9 |
|
The Panthers have lost
four lineman and second year lineman Jordon Gross, a projected starter, is
injured and will miss the first six games of the season. There is cause for
concern with this offensive line coming into the 2004 season. |
|
Offensive Linemen
Signed or Re-signed |
Offensive Linemen Lost |
# of Games
Against Top 15 Defenses |
Opponents ranked
in the Top 15 Against the Rush in 2003 |
|
OG Tutan Reyes
(re-signed)
OL Adam Meadows
(Colts)
OL Melvin Tuten
(re-signed)
OG Travis Claridge
(Falcons) |
OG Jeno James
(Dolphins)
OT Todd Steussie
(Bucs)
OL Kevin Donnalley
(retired)
RT Adam Meadows
(retired) |
5 |
10, 7, 9, 13, 13 |
|
Rank |
Team |
2003 Rush YPG Rank |
2003 Rush YPG |
2003 Rushing TDs |
|
16 |
San Diego Chargers |
6 |
134.1 |
16 |
|
The Chargers lost
eight offensive lineman, have a rookie quarterback in Philip Rivers,
and, due to the departure of David Boston, have no receivers for
opponents to be concerned about. Teams should be and will be keying on
Tomlinson since he is the only threat on offense. |
|
Offensive Linemen
Signed or Re-signed |
Offensive Linemen Lost |
# of Games
Against Top 15 Defenses |
Opponents ranked
in the Top 15 Against the Rush in 2003 |
|
OL Leander Jordan
(Jaguars)
OL Mike Golf
(Bengals)
OLRoman Oben
(Bucs)
|
C Cory Raymer
(Redskins)
OT Vaughn Parker
(released)
OG Michael Keathley
(Bears)
OG David Brandt
(released)
OT Damion McIntosh
(Dolphins)
OG Kelvin Garmon
(Browns)
OT Ed Ellis
(Giants)
OL Bob Hallen
(Patriots) |
6 |
7, 1, 2, 11, 7, 13 |
|
Rank |
Team |
2003 Rush YPG Rank |
2003 Rush YPG |
2003 Rushing TDs |
|
17 |
Houston Texans |
23 |
103.2 |
14 |
|
The Texans have changed their run blocking schemes this
season to utilize Domanick Davis even more this year.
This entire offense will be better this season. |
|
Offensive Linemen
Signed or Re-signed |
Offensive Linemen Lost |
# of Games
Against Top 15 Defenses |
Opponents ranked
in the Top 15 Against the Rush in 2003 |
|
OT Todd Wade
(Dolphins)
|
OL Greg Randall
(49ers) |
7 |
15, 1, 2, 7, 10,
1, 2 |
|
Rank |
Team |
2003 Rush YPG Rank |
2003 Rush YPG |
2003 Rushing TDs |
|
18 |
New York Giants |
28 |
97.4 |
6 |
|
The Giants addressed their line through free
agency and I'm sure Tom Coughlin will have this team a little
more disciplined then it was last year under Jim Fassel. The
Giants have the 5th easiest schedule which means Tiki Barber
could be a nice sleeper this season if he can hold on to the football
and stay out of Coughlin's doghouse.
|
|
Offensive Linemen
Signed or Re-signed |
Offensive Linemen Lost |
# of Games
Against Top 15 Defenses |
Opponents ranked
in the Top 15 Against the Rush in 2003 |
|
OL Shaun O'Hara
(Browns)
OL Barry Stokes
(Browns)
OT Ed Ellis
(Chargers)
OL Mathias Nkwenti
(Steelers) |
OL Jeff Hatch
(released)
OL Jeff Roehl
(Seahawks) |
5 |
10, 3, 6, 12, 3 |
|
Rank |
Team |
2003 Rush YPG Rank |
2003 Rush YPG |
2003 Rushing TDs |
|
19 |
Tennessee Titans |
26 |
101.4 |
11 |
|
The Titans' line
suffered no major losses and they have a relatively easy schedule.
Eddie George's days are over in Tennessee which is a good thing since
George's yards per carry kept decreasing each and every year. Chris
Brown could be a very productive back in this system if he is the
starting tailback for the Titans. |
|
Offensive Linemen
Signed or Re-signed |
Offensive Linemen Lost |
# of Games
Against Top 15 Defenses |
Opponents ranked
in the Top 15 Against the Rush in 2003 |
|
None |
OL Tom Ackerman
(released) |
5 |
5, 2, 10, 2, 7 |
|
Rank |
Team |
2003 Rush YPG Rank |
2003 Rush YPG |
2003 Rushing TDs |
|
20 |
Detroit Lions |
32 |
83.6 |
5 |
|
The Detroit Lions were dead last in rushing
offense in 2003 but they will make a significant improvement
this season. Here are my reasons. Detroit has a very easy
schedule, drafted RB Kevin Jones, and their passing attack
should be lethal with Charles Rogers, Roy Williams, Tai Streets,
and Az- Zahir Hakim. All of the above will improve the running
game significantly. |
|
Offensive Linemen
Signed or Re-signed |
Offensive Linemen Lost |
# of Games
Against Top 15 Defenses |
Opponents ranked
in the Top 15 Against the Rush in 2003 |
|
OL Damien Woody
(Patriots)
OG David Loverne
(Rams) |
OL Eric Beverly
(Falcons) |
5 |
10, 3, 2, 10, 1 |
|
Rank |
Team |
2003 Rush YPG Rank |
2003 Rush YPG |
2003 Rushing TDs |
|
21 |
Indianapolis Colts |
19 |
105.9 |
16 |
|
The Colts'
offensive line will be severely tested by their schedule but because
their passing game is so potent their running game will be okay. |
|
Offensive Linemen
Signed or Re-signed |
Offensive Linemen Lost |
# of Games
Against Top 15 Defenses |
Opponents ranked
in the Top 15 Against the Rush in 2003 |
|
OL Tupe Peko
(re-signed)
OG Rick DeMulling
(re-signed)
OT Ryan Diem
(re-signed) |
OL Adam Meadows
(Panthers)
|
9 |
4, 1, 10, 2, 2,
15, 1, 6, 7 |
|
Rank |
Team |
2003 Rush YPG Rank |
2003 Rush YPG |
2003 Rushing TDs |
|
22 |
Oakland Raiders |
16 |
113.9 |
15 |
|
The Raiders addressed the offensive line through
the draft by acquiring Robert Gallery and they brought in
veteran guard, and ex-49er, Ron Stone but who is going to run
the football? Norv Turner has always utilized the running game
so the Raiders will try to run, but right now I'm not sold on
any of the horses that are currently in the stable. One thing is
for certain, Troy Hambrick is not the answer for the silver and
black. |
|
Offensive Linemen
Signed or Re-signed |
Offensive Linemen Lost |
# of Games
Against Top 15 Defenses |
Opponents ranked
in the Top 15 Against the Rush in 2003 |
|
OG Ron Stone
(49ers)
OG Brad Badger
(re-signed)
OT Robert Gallery
(2nd round draft pick) |
OL Matt Stinchcomb
(Bucs)
C Barrett Robbins
(Released)
|
8 |
12, 8, 13, 7,11,
7, 1, 2 |
|
Rank |
Team |
2003 Rush YPG Rank |
2003 Rush YPG |
2003 Rushing TDs |
|
23 |
Buffalo Bills |
21 |
104 |
13 |
|
The Bills want to run the football more this
year with Henry and McGahee but I don't think their schedule
will allow them to have too much success on the ground. Not only do they
have four games against the Patriots and Dolphins, but their out of
division games have them facing the Ravens and the Jaguars, who were
both stingy against the run last season. |
|
Offensive Linemen
Signed or Re-signed |
Offensive Linemen Lost |
# of Games
Against Top 15 Defenses |
Opponents ranked
in the Top 15 Against the Rush in 2003 |
|
OG Chris
Villarrial
(Bears)
OG Ross Tucker
(re-signed)
OG Marques Sullivan
(re-signed) |
OG Ruben Brown
(Bears)
|
8 |
2, 4, 5, 6, 4, 14,
5, 9 |
|
Rank |
Team |
2003 Rush YPG Rank |
2003 Rush YPG |
2003 Rushing TDs |
|
24 |
Chicago Bears |
18 |
110.2 |
13 |
|
I like what the Bears have done on the offensive
line with the additions of Tait and Brown. They should be a
stronger more physical unit but their schedule is difficult. They have
the 5th hardest schedule against the top rushing defenses in the league. |
|
Offensive Linemen
Signed or Re-signed |
Offensive Linemen Lost |
# of Games
Against Top 15 Defenses |
Opponents ranked
in the Top 15 Against the Rush in 2003 |
|
OT John Tait
(Chiefs)
OG Michael Keathley
(Chargers)
OG Ruben Brown
(Bills) |
OG Chris Villarrial
(Bills)
|
9 |
15, 10, 13, 9, 1,
3, 2, 15, 10 |
|
Rank |
Team |
2003 Rush YPG Rank |
2003 Rush YPG |
2003 Rushing TDs |
|
25 |
San Francisco 49ers |
5 |
142.4 |
16 |
|
Greg Randall will start at right guard to
replace Ron Stone who was released and Scott Rehberg is a
veteran that has played every position on the line except center.
The 49ers will have a difficult time running the football with the
inexperience at quarterback and the loss of Terrell Owens, Tai Streets,
and Garrison Hearst. Defenses will focus on stopping Barlow since
the 49ers are very thin at the wide receiver position. |
|
Offensive Linemen
Signed or Re-signed |
Offensive Linemen Lost |
# of Games
Against Top 15 Defenses |
Opponents ranked
in the Top 15 Against the Rush in 2003 |
|
C Brock Gutierrez
(re-signed)
Scott Rehberg
(Bengals)
Signed Greg Randall
(Texans) |
OT Derrick Deese (released)
|
5 |
11, 13, 5, 8, 4 |
|
Rank |
Team |
2003 Rush YPG Rank |
2003 Rush YPG |
2003 Rushing TDs |
|
26 |
Miami Dolphins |
17 |
113.6 |
14 |
|
The Dolphins are only
returning one starter on the offensive line and that is last
year's rookie Wade Smith who suffered a sprained MCL in min-camp
but is expected to start the season opener. The addition of
Boston should help the passing game but the running game will be
in trouble now that Ricky Williams has retired. |
|
Offensive Linemen
Signed or Re-signed |
Offensive Linemen Lost |
# of Games
Against Top 15 Defenses |
Opponents ranked
in the Top 15 Against the Rush in 2003 |
|
OT John St. Clair
(Rams)
OT Damion McIntosh
(Chargers) |
C Tim Ruddy
(released)
G Todd Perry
(released)
OT Mark Dixon
(released)
RT Todd Wade
(Texans) |
10 |
1, 12, 4, 8, 14,
9, 8, 7, 4, 6 |
|
Rank |
Team |
2003 Rush YPG Rank |
2003 Rush YPG |
2003 Rushing TDs |
|
27 |
Cincinnati Bengals |
13 |
124.2 |
12 |
|
The Bengals have made
significant changes on the offensive line, a first time starting
quarterback in Carson Palmer, and have the toughest schedule of
the top 15 rushing teams from last season. I am jumping off the
Bengals bandwagon this season. |
|
Offensive Linemen
Signed or Re-signed |
Offensive Linemen Lost |
# of Games
Against Top 15 Defenses |
Opponents ranked
in the Top 15 Against the Rush in 2003 |
|
C Rich Braham
(re-signed)
OG Bobby Williams
(Eagles)
OL Victor Leyva (re-signed)
OL Larry Moore
(Redskins) |
OL Mike Goff
(Chargers)
OL Matt O'Dwyer
(Bucs)
OG Scott Rehberg
(49ers)
OL Alex Sulfsted
(released) |
8 |
5, 6, 7, 1, 3, 6,
4, 8 |
|
Rank |
Team |
2003 Rush YPG Rank |
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