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THE FFL TODAY 2003
Manford Fowler's FAT MAN CHALLENGE

The FFL's Ode to fantasy football's Most Neglected Positions, presented by Manford Fowler.
 
See instructions below.  In order to play, e-mail a pre-ranked draft list (either your own or adapted from one of the downloadable cheat sheets below) to fflonline@hotmail.com
 
Remember, a 46 inch sandwich is at stake.
 
--- FFL web editor Joe Jacoby

Click here to download the Offensive Line Preseason Rankings (or refer to chart below)..

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Willie Roaf, a perennial pro bowler playing for a top offense, projects to be the top pick.

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If you are anything like yours truly, you have been frustrated for years by fantasy football's gross inability to acknowledge...nay....worship the accomplishments of the most important unit on a football team -- the offensive line.

But that, my friends, is all about to change. Enter the FAT MAN CHALLENGE, your chance to prove yourself as the best of the best at picking large gentlemen who can move other large gentlemen around.

Let me illustrate for a moment how FAT MAN CHALLENGE works:

FAT MAN CHALLENGE is a rotisserie-style side game that will accompany the FFL in 2003. It's objective is to see which FFL team can select the best offensive line unit. It is merely a side game to the regular proceedings. So, much like the armwrestling match between Ilkka Koskelo and Jackie Zieger at a recent FFL offices barbecue, it is merely meant to be a harmless diversion. If you're not careful, you might just learn something about the glorious brotherhood of trench warriors that I exemplify.

Each team in the FAT MAN CHALLENGE is made up of 10 offensive linemen: 2 left tackles, 2 left guards, 2 centers, 2 right guards and 2 right tackles. Essentially, each team will have at its disposal a starting line and a full set of backups in case injury or a benching takes place.

The scoring system centers around three categories: Rushing Average, Sack Share and Pro Bowl Selections. More on this in a moment.

FAT MAN CHALLENGE aspires to mimic real-life football in that some offensive line positions are considered more valuable than others. A good franchise tackle is considered irreplacable. A good center is also important for anchoring the inside running game and providing pass protection. Guards are considered important, too, but ultimately are seen as more replacable. One could argue that left tackles are slightly more important in value than the right variety, but we won't get into the ramifications of right-handed quarterbacks vs. left-handed quarterbacks. Instead, here is how the importance of each position breaks down:

Left Tackle: 23%

Left Guard: 17%

Center: 20%

Right Guard: 17%

Right Tackle: 23%

Pretty nifty, eh? What this means is that your left tackle will contribute toward 23% of your team's scoring, while the right guard would contribute to 17%, and so on. So, like in real football, a premium is to be placed on a good pair of tackles. They are nearly half of your line's production value!

Let's go back to those statistical categories for an example. Let's say that I have assembled the following Hall of Fame offensive line:

LT: Brick Haley

LG: Ricardo Dayton

C: Jackie Zieger

RG: Bob Dayton

RT: Manford Fowler

Let's assume for a moment that this bunch, as an NFL team, has a running game that averages a hefty 4.8 yards per rushing attempt. Using those percentages, each player on the line will take home a different share of the rushing total. With the 4.8 yard rushing average, we end up with this:

LT: Brick Haley 4.8 x .23 = 1.104

LG: Ricardo Dayton 4.8 x .17= .816

C: Jackie Zieger 4.8 x .20 = .960

RG: Bob Dayton 4.8 x .17 = .816

RT: Manford Fowler 4.8 x .23 = 1.104

= 4.8 yards/attempt total

So, as you can see, I'm the best. Or at least tied for it. Those numbers there are each player's rushing share, and when you combine my 1.104 rushing share with players drafted from other teams (say, Niofred Koskelo, Al Gore, Chili Wisneski and Jay-Z) you can combine those five players' rushing shares to come up with your team Rushing Average. That is Category #1, and each of the 12 teams in FAT MAN CHALLENGE will be scored on a scale of 12 to 1 depending on where they finish in this category.

Category #2 is Sack Share. Every lineman, as we've seen, is responsible for a share in his team's rushing success. However, the double-edged hoagie of FAT MAN CHALLENGE is that these players are also proportionately responsible for how well their quarterback is protected. For example, let's assume that I am coaching this miserable line, one who surrendered a whopping 50 sacks last year:

LT: Brian Nocera 50 x .23 = 11.5

LG: Hendrik deBoer 50 x .17= 8.5

C: Jeff Zieger 50 x .20 = 10

RG: Antti Koskelo 50 x .17 = 8.5

RT: Inanimate Mannequin 50 x .23 = 11.5

= 50 sacks total

As you can see, good tackles can boost thine rushing average, but can also be liable for a large number of sacks. And unless you are building a team only Jeff Zieger could love, that is something you will want to avoid. The team with the least total sack share, when all their linemens' totals are put together, is the winner of the category, and receives 12 points. Ergo, you want to assemble a line with players from teams who rush for lots of yards, but also protect the quarterback splendidly. That is easier said than done, because not many pro teams excel at both.

The final category is Pro Bowl Selections, and it is a wild card category that is meant to intentionally throw a complication into each team's drafting process. Basically, it is what it says it is -- it is an entire category just for the number of pro bowl selections your line gets. Let us return to that first god-like line for a moment

LT: Brick Haley 4.8 x .23 = 1.104

LG: Ricardo Dayton 4.8 x .17= .816

C: Jackie Zieger 4.8 x .20 = .960

RG: Bob Dayton 4.8 x .17 = .816

RT: Manford Fowler 4.8 x .23 = 1.104

Notice that Brick and I put up equal "rushing share" numbers. We can assume as well that we will put up the same "sack share" figures. However, what if I am elected to the Pro Bowl, whereas Brick is not? Well, then I am an immensely more valuable player, just like I was in real life.

For, you see, only about 14 or so offensive linemen are picked for the Pro Bowl each year. It is quite an elite group. With 12 teams competing in FAT MAN CHALLENGE, there are potential odds for the 14 pro bowlers to be spread out nearly evenly amongst teams. In that scenario, the category kind of cancels itself out, for nearly everyone may be tied for the lead. However, if one team can somehow assemble 2-3 Pro Bowlers on their line, they could just happen to be unstoppable, as they can take the Pro Bowl category for a full 12 points. Pro Bowlers are announced in January, so it adds some end-of-season drama to FAT MAN CHALLENGE.

But with such a disproportionately important category, does this mean FAT MAN CHALLENGE is more blind luck than anything? Actually, no. Pro Bowl selections are reasonably predicatble, not excessively so, but reasonably enough so that you can have a good idea of who to pursue. Willie Roaf, Will Shields, Ruben Brown, Orlando Pace and Jonathan Ogden are perennial Pro Bowl picks, so taking them can solidify a team in the category. Emerging stars like Walter Jones, Alan Faneca, Tra Thomas and Lincoln Kennedy look like they may be continual Pro Bowl members in the coming years, so they too are strong picks. By having the Pro Bowl category, a player like Ogden, whose team puts up paltry rushing and poor sack protection, is still very important (as in real life). And much like a real team, you will need that superstar presence to anchor your line. The trick is figuring out just who might get those Pro Bowl nods.

Each FFL team is considered a part of the FAT MAN CHALLENGE, though owner participation is purely optional. Owners who decline to participate will have their team run on "autopilot" for the season. Each owner wishing to participate should understand the process for the season.

1) Late July: Owners submit a pre-ranked list (kind of like what Yahoo uses for its games) of offensive linemen to fflonline@hotmail.com. The draft order will be the same as the FFL's 2003 draft order, i.e. Atlanta Predators get the first pick, and so on. An automated draft held for all teams will fill each team with the 10 required players. Players will be selected purely by rankings, with the only deviation being if a team needs to fill certain positional needs.

2) When the draft is over each owner will submit a starting lineup for the season. Scoring updates for each team's line will take place at the end of September (Week 4), October (Week 8), November (Week 12) and the end of the regular season (Week 14). At each of these points owners will be allowed to make necessary lineup changes, if they wish. Note: Players only get credit for games they started, as dictated by NFL.com. If both a starter and reserve at a position do not play (in case of injury, bye week, etc) the team will not accumulate stats at that position. Reserve players are automatically substituted when possible. Also, players picked for the Pro Bowl only count towards a team's Pro Bowl Selections stats if they started more than half of the season for the fantasy team's line.

3) Teams can not trade with each other. Each team can, however, make 2 drop/add transactions over the course of the season.

4) If FAT MAN CHALLENGE proves a success, each team will be able to retain 2 of its linemen for 2004.

5) The winner of FAT MAN CHALLENGE 2003 will win a GIANT 46 INCH SANDWICH to be consumed at the 2004 draft. An additional special Manford Fowler prize may be featured as well.

So how does one win at this game? Some tips:

1) Prioritize Pro Bowl caliber players. Rank them such that they are snagged in the early rounds. Also, rank potential emerging Pro Bowl canidates high. The key to winning may be in selecting a Pro Bowler in the making.

2) After ranking Pro Bowl hopefuls, it all comes down to placing players in the order in which you believe their teams will excel in the rushing and sack share categories. You can probably separate from the rest of the pack by taking teams that look to have a better ground game than last year. Sacks are more difficult to predict, though it is known that teams with running quarterbacks do tend to allow more sacks.

3.) A special cheat sheet and spreadsheet have already been assembled for you to look at. See below, where you can view the spreadsheet and cheat sheet, or even download your own copy.

First

Last

Pos

Tm.

Rating

R

S

PB

RS 2002

SS 2002

RS 3 yr

SS 3 yr

Tm RS 2002

Tm RS 3 Yr

Tm SS 2002

Tm SS 3 yr

Pro Bowls

Pro Bowl Years

Willie

Roaf

LT

KC

117.0

30

23

64

1.173

5.980

1.035

7.590

5.1

4.5

26

33.000

8

2002

2000

1999

1998

1997

1996

1995

1994

Orlando

Pace

LT

STL

102.0

31

7

64

0.943

10.580

1.058

9.967

4.1

4.6

46

43.333

4

2002

2001

2000

1999

Will

Shields

RG

KC

101.7

30

23

64

0.867

4.420

0.765

5.610

5.1

4.5

26

33.000

7

2002

2001

1999

1998

1997

1996

1995

Kevin

Mawae

C

NYJ

100.0

11

32

64

0.800

6.400

0.800

4.733

4.0

4.0

32

23.667

4

2002

2001

2000

1999

Lincoln

Kennedy

RT

OAK

98.0

24

26

48

0.989

8.280

0.989

6.977

4.3

4.3

36

30.333

2

2002

2001

Jonathan

Ogden

LT

BAL

92.0

13

15

64

0.966

9.430

0.920

9.353

4.2

4.0

41

40.667

6

2002

2001

2000

1999

1998

1997

Ron

Stone

RG

SF

91.7

26.5

31

48

0.782

3.740

0.748

4.137

4.6

4.4

22

24.333

3

2002

2001

2000

Jeremy

Newberry

C

SF

83.7

26.5

31

32

0.920

4.400

0.880

4.867

4.6

4.4

22

24.333

1

2002

Alan

Faneca

LG

PIT

80.9

25

20

48

0.697

5.780

0.748

6.120

4.1

4.4

34

36.000

2

2002

2001

Tra

Thomas

LT

PHI

76.0

28

16

32

1.035

8.280

1.035

9.277

4.5

4.5

36

40.333

1

2002

Ruben

Brown

LG

BUF

73.9

18

3

64

0.697

9.180

0.697

9.010

4.1

4.1

54

53.000

7

2002

2001

2000

1999

1998

1997

1996

Walter

Jones

LT

SEA

73.0

17

8

48

0.920

7.590

0.943

9.813

4.0

4.1

33

42.667

2

2002

2001

Marco

Rivera

RG

GB

72.2

23

28

32

0.731

4.590

0.714

4.703

4.3

4.2

27

27.667

1

2002

Olin

Kreutz

C

CHI

72.0

5

24

48

0.700

8.800

0.760

6.333

3.5

3.8

44

31.667

2

2002

2001

Chris

Samuels

LT

WAS

71.0

20

19

32

0.989

8.740

0.943

8.280

4.3

4.1

38

36.000

1

2001

Matt

Birk

C

MIN

69.2

32

10

32

1.060

9.800

0.980

8.400

5.3

4.9

49

42.000

2

2001

2000

Jermane

Mayberry

RG

PHI

66.1

28

16

32

0.765

6.120

0.765

6.857

4.5

4.5

36

40.333

1

2002

Tom

Nalen

C

DEN

58.0

29

17

16

1.000

9.200

0.900

7.867

5.0

4.5

46

39.333

4

2000

1999

1998

1997

Kyle

Kosier

RT

SF

57.5

26.5

31

0

1.058

5.060

1.012

5.597

4.6

4.4

22

24.333

Derrick

Deese

LT

SF

57.5

26.5

31

0

1.058

5.060

1.012

5.597

4.6

4.4

22

24.333

John

Tait

RT

KC

53.0

30

23

0

1.173

5.980

1.035

7.590

5.1

4.5

26

33.000

Mark

Tauscher

RT

GB

51.0

23

28

0

0.989

6.210

0.966

6.363

4.3

4.2

27

27.667

Chad

Clifton

LT

GB

51.0

23

28

0

0.989

6.210

0.966

6.363

4.3

4.2

27

27.667

Barry

Sims

LT

OAK

50.0

24

26

0

0.989

8.280

0.989

6.977

4.3

4.3

36

30.333

Eric

Heitmann

LG

SF

50.0

26.5

31

0

0.782

3.740

0.748

4.137

4.6

4.4

22

24.333

Casey

Wiegmann

C

KC

49.5

30

23

0

1.020

5.200

0.900

6.600

5.1

4.5

26

33.000

Mike

Flanagan

C

GB

47.7

23

28

0

0.860

5.400

0.840

5.533

4.3

4.2

27

27.667

Brad

Hopkins

LT

TEN

47.5

6.5

25

16

0.874

4.830

0.874

7.053

3.8

3.8

21

30.667

1

2000

Adam

Treu

C

OAK

46.7

24

26

0

0.860

7.200

0.860

6.067

4.3

4.3

36

30.333

Brian

Waters

LG

KC

46.1

30

23

0

0.867

4.420

0.765

5.610

5.1

4.5

26

33.000

Matt

Lepsis

RT

DEN

46.0

29

17

0

1.150

10.580

1.035

9.047

5.0

4.5

46

39.333

Ryan

Diem

RT

IND

46.0

16

30

0

0.828

5.290

0.943

5.597

3.6

4.1

23

24.333

Ephraim

Salaam

LT

DEN

46.0

29

17

0

1.150

10.580

1.035

9.047

5.0

4.5

46

39.333

Tarik

Glenn

LT

IND

46.0

16

30

0

0.828

5.290

0.943

5.597

3.6

4.1

23

24.333

Ross

Oliver

RT

PIT

45.0

25

20

0

0.943

7.820

1.012

8.280

4.1

4.4

34

36.000

Marvel

Smith

LT

PIT

45.0

25

20

0

0.943

7.820

1.012

8.280

4.1

4.4

34

36.000

Mike

Wahle

LG

GB

44.3

23

28

0

0.731

4.590

0.714

4.703

4.3

4.2

27

27.667

Jon

Runyan

RT

PHI

44.0

28

16

0

1.035

8.280

1.035

9.277

4.5

4.5

36

40.333

Todd

Wade

RT

MIA

44.0

15

29

0

1.081

5.750

0.920

6.133

4.7

4.0

25

26.667

Wade

Smith

LT

MIA

44.0

15

29

0

1.081

5.750

0.920

6.133

4.7

4.0

25

26.667

Mo

Collins

RG

OAK

43.5

24

26

0

0.731

6.120

0.731

5.157

4.3

4.3

36

30.333

Frank

Middleton

LG

OAK

43.5

24

26

0

0.731

6.120

0.731

5.157

4.3

4.3

36

30.333

Kareem

McKenzie

RT

NYJ

43.0

11

32

0

0.920

7.360

0.920

5.443

4.0

4.0

32

23.667

Jason

Fabini

LT

NYJ

43.0

11

32

0

0.920

7.360

0.920

5.443

4.0

4.0

32

23.667

Jeff

Saturday

C

IND

43.0

16

30

0

0.720

4.600

0.820

4.867

3.6

4.1

23

24.333

Jeff

Hartings

C

PIT

42.1

25

20

0

0.820

6.800

0.880

7.200

4.1

4.4

34

36.000

Mike

Rosenthal

RT

MIN

42.0

32

10

0

1.219

11.270

1.127

9.660

5.3

4.9

49

42.000

Bryant

McKinnie

LT

MIN

42.0

32

10

0

1.219

11.270

1.127

9.660

5.3

4.9

49

42.000

Hank

Fraley

C

PHI

41.1

28

16

0

0.900

7.200

0.900

8.067

4.5

4.5

36

40.333

Tim

Ruddy

C

MIA

41.1

15

29

0

0.940

5.000

0.800

5.333

4.7

4.0

25

26.667

Dan

Neil

RG

DEN

40.0

29

17

0

0.850

7.820

0.765

6.687

5.0

4.5

46

39.333

Steve

Sciullo

RG

IND

40.0

16

30

0

0.612

3.910

0.697

4.137

3.6

4.1

23

24.333

Ben

Hamilton

LG

DEN

40.0

29

17

0

0.850

7.820

0.765

6.687

5.0

4.5

46

39.333

Rick

DeMulling

LG

IND

40.0

16

30

0

0.612

3.910

0.697

4.137

3.6

4.1

23

24.333

Willie

Anderson

RT

CIN

39.5

21.5

18

0

0.943

8.510

0.966

8.970

4.1

4.2

37

39.000

Levi

Jones

LT

CIN

39.5

21.5

18

0

0.943

8.510

0.966

8.970

4.1

4.2

37

39.000

Kendall

Simmons

RG

PIT

39.1

25

20

0

0.697

5.780

0.748

6.120

4.1

4.4

34

36.000

Jon

Jansen

RT

WAS

39.0

20

19

0

0.989

8.740

0.943

8.280

4.3

4.1

38

36.000

Todd

Perry

RG

MIA

38.3

15

29

0

0.799

4.250

0.680

4.533

4.7

4.0

25

26.667

John

Welbourn

LG

PHI

38.3

28

16

0

0.765

6.120

0.765

6.857

4.5

4.5

36

40.333

Jamie

Nails

LG

MIA

38.3

15

29

0

0.799

4.250

0.680

4.533

4.7

4.0

25

26.667

Kyle

Turley

RT

STL

38.0

31

7

0

0.943

10.580

1.058

9.967

4.1

4.6

46

43.333

Brent

Smith

RG

NYJ

37.4

11

32

0

0.680

5.440

0.680

4.023

4.0

4.0

32

23.667

Dave

Szott

LG

NYJ

37.4

11

32

0

0.680

5.440

0.680

4.023

4.0

4.0

32

23.667

Ian

Allen

RT

NYG

37.0

10

27

0

0.897

5.520

0.920

6.747

3.9

4.0

24

29.333

Luke

Petitgout

LT

NYG

37.0

10

27

0

0.897

5.520

0.920

6.747

3.9

4.0

24

29.333

Mike

Goff

C

CIN

36.9

21.5

18

0

0.820

7.400

0.840

7.800

4.1

4.2

37

39.000

David

Dixon

RG

MIN

36.5

32

10

0

0.901

8.330

0.833

7.140

5.3

4.9

49

42.000

Chris

Liwienski

LG

MIN

36.5

32

10

0

0.901

8.330

0.833

7.140

5.3

4.9

49

42.000

Lennie

Friedman

C

WAS

36.5

20

19

0

0.860

7.600

0.820

7.200

4.3

4.1

38

36.000

Dave

Wohlabaugh

C

STL

35.5

31

7

0

0.820

9.200

0.920

8.667

4.1

4.6

46

43.333

Ryan

Young

RT

DAL

35.5

21.5

14

0

0.943

12.420

0.966

9.430

4.1

4.2

54

41.000

Flozell

Adams

LT

DAL

35.5

21.5

14

0

0.943

12.420

0.966

9.430

4.1

4.2

54

41.000

Chris

Bober

C

NYG

34.6

10

27

0

0.780

4.800

0.800

5.867

3.9

4.0

24

29.333

Matt

O'Dwyer

RG

CIN

34.3

21.5

18

0

0.697

6.290

0.714

6.630

4.1

4.2

37

39.000

Eric

Steinbach

LG

CIN

34.3

21.5

18

0

0.697

6.290

0.714

6.630

4.1

4.2

37

39.000

Randy

Thomas

RG

WAS

33.9

20

19

0

0.731

6.460

0.697

6.120

4.3

4.1

38

36.000

Dave

Fiore

LG

WAS

33.9

20

19

0

0.731

6.460

0.697

6.120

4.3

4.1

38

36.000

Matt

Lehr

C

DAL

33.2

21.5

14

0

0.820

10.800

0.840

8.200

4.1

4.2

54

41.000

Adam

Timmerman

RG

STL

33.0

31

7

0

0.697

7.820

0.782

7.367

4.1

4.6

46

43.333

Andy

McCollum

LG

STL

33.0

31

7

0

0.697

7.820

0.782

7.367

4.1

4.6

46

43.333

David

Diehl

RG

NYG

32.2

10

27

0

0.663

4.080

0.680

4.987

3.9

4.0

24

29.333

Rich

Seubert

LG

NYG

32.2

10

27

0

0.663

4.080

0.680

4.987

3.9

4.0

24

29.333

Fred

Miller

RT

TEN

31.5

6.5

25

0

0.874

4.830

0.874

7.053

3.8

3.8

21

30.667

Andre

Gurode

RG

DAL

30.9

21.5

14

0

0.697

9.180

0.714

6.970

4.1

4.2

54

41.000

Tyson

Walter

LG

DAL

30.9

21.5

14

0

0.697

9.180

0.714

6.970

4.1

4.2

54

41.000

Maurice

Williams

RT

JAC

30.5

26.5

4

0

1.058

9.660

1.012

12.190

4.6

4.4

42

53.000

Mike

Pearson

LT

JAC

30.5

26.5

4

0

1.058

9.660

1.012

12.190

4.6

4.4

42

53.000

Anthony

Clement

RT

AZ

30.0

9

21

0

1.012

9.430

0.897

8.050

4.4

3.9

41

35.000

Vaughn

Parker

RT

SD

30.0

8

22

0

1.058

5.520

0.874

7.973

4.6

3.8

24

34.667

LJ

Shelton

LT

AZ

30.0

9

21

0

1.012

9.430

0.897

8.050

4.4

3.9

41

35.000

Damion

McIntosh

LT

SD

30.0

8

22

0

1.058

5.520

0.874

7.973

4.6

3.8

24

34.667

Ray

Brown

RG

DET

29.6

12

6

16

0.697

3.400

0.680

7.877

4.1

4.0

20

46.333

1

2001

Tom

Ackerman

C

TEN

29.4

6.5

25

0

0.760

4.200

0.760

6.133

3.8

3.8

21

30.667

Marc

Colombo

RT

CHI

29.0

5

24

0

0.805

10.120

0.874

7.283

3.5

3.8

44

31.667

Mike

Gandy

LT

CHI

29.0

5

24

0

0.805

10.120

0.874

7.283

3.5

3.8

44

31.667

Brad

Meester

C

JAC

28.5

26.5

4

0

0.920

8.400

0.880

10.600

4.6

4.4

42

53.000

Pete

Kendall

C

AZ

28.0

9

21

0

0.880

8.200

0.780

7.000

4.4

3.9

41

35.000

Jason

Ball

C

SD

28.0

8

22

0

0.920

4.800

0.760

6.933

4.6

3.8

24

34.667

Spencer

Folau

RT

NO

28.0

19

9

0

0.966

8.740

0.943

9.737

4.2

4.1

38

42.333

Orlando

Brown

RT

BAL

28.0

13

15

0

0.966

9.430

0.920

9.353

4.2

4.0

41

40.667

Wayne

Gandy

LT

NO

28.0

19

9

0

0.966

8.740

0.943

9.737

4.2

4.1

38

42.333

Benji

Olson

RG

TEN

27.4

6.5

25

0

0.646

3.570

0.646

5.213

3.8

3.8

21

30.667

Zach

Piller

LG

TEN

27.4

6.5

25

0

0.646

3.570

0.646

5.213

3.8

3.8

21

30.667

Chris

Naeole

RG

JAC

26.5

26.5

4

0

0.782

7.140

0.748

9.010

4.6

4.4

42

53.000

Jamar

Nesbit

LG

JAC

26.5

26.5

4

0

0.782

7.140

0.748

9.010

4.6

4.4

42

53.000

Jerry

Fontenot

C

NO

26.2

19

9

0

0.840

7.600

0.820

8.467

4.2

4.1

38

42.333

Mike

Flynn

C

BAL

26.2

13

15

0

0.840

8.200

0.800

8.133

4.2

4.0

41

40.667

Leonard

Davis

RG

AZ

26.1

9

21

0

0.748

6.970

0.663

5.950

4.4

3.9

41

35.000

Solomon

Page

RG

SD

26.1

8

22

0

0.782

4.080

0.646

5.893

4.6

3.8

24

34.667

Cameron

Spikes

LG

AZ

26.1

9

21

0

0.748

6.970

0.663

5.950

4.4

3.9

41

35.000

Kelvin

Garmon

LG

SD

26.1

8

22

0

0.782

4.080

0.646

5.893

4.6

3.8

24

34.667

Chris

Villarrial

RG

CHI

25.2

5

24

0

0.595

7.480

0.646

5.383

3.5

3.8

44

31.667

Rex

Tucker

LG

CHI

25.2

5

24

0

0.595

7.480

0.646

5.383

3.5

3.8

44

31.667

Chris

Terry

RT

SEA

25.0

17

8

0

0.920

7.590

0.943

9.813

4.0

4.1

33

42.667

LeCharles

Bentley

RG

NO

24.3

19

9

0

0.714

6.460

0.697

7.197

4.2

4.1

38

42.333

Bennie

Anderson

RG

BAL

24.3

13

15

0

0.714

6.970

0.680

6.913

4.2

4.0

41

40.667

Kendyl

Jacox

LG

NO

24.3

19

9

0

0.714

6.460

0.697

7.197

4.2

4.1

38

42.333

Edwin

Mulitalo

LG

BAL

24.3

13

15

0

0.714

6.970

0.680

6.913

4.2

4.0

41

40.667

Todd

Steussie

LT

CAR

24.0

3

5

16

0.805

10.120

0.828

11.040

3.5

3.6

44

48.000

2

1998

1997

Robbie

Tobeck

C

SEA

23.4

17

8

0

0.800

6.600

0.820

8.533

4.0

4.1

33

42.667

Chris

Gray

RG

SEA

21.7

17

8

0

0.680

5.610

0.697

7.253

4.0

4.1

33

42.667

Steve

Hutchinson

LG

SEA

21.7

17

8

0

0.680

5.610

0.697

7.253

4.0

4.1

33

42.667

Mike

Williams

RT

BUF

21.0

18

3

0

0.943

12.420

0.943

12.190

4.1

4.1

54

53.000

Jonas

Jennings

LT

BUF

21.0

18

3

0

0.943

12.420

0.943

12.190

4.1

4.1

54

53.000

Trey

Teague

C

BUF

19.6

18

3

0

0.820

10.800

0.820

10.600

4.1

4.1

54

53.000

Marques

Sullivan

RG

BUF

18.3

18

3

0

0.697

9.180

0.697

9.010

4.1

4.1

54

53.000

Stockar

McDougle

RT

DET

18.0

12

6

0

0.943

4.600

0.920

10.657

4.1

4.0

20

46.333

Jeff

Backus

LT

DET

18.0

12

6

0

0.943

4.600

0.920

10.657

4.1

4.0

20

46.333

Kenyatta

Walker

RT

TB

17.5

6.5

11

0

0.874

9.430

0.874

9.660

3.8

3.8

41

42.000

Roman

Oben

LT

TB

17.5

6.5

11

0

0.874

9.430

0.874

9.660

3.8

3.8

41

42.000

Adrian

Klemm

RT

NE

17.0

4

13

0

0.874

7.130

0.828

9.583

3.8

3.6

31

41.667

Matt

Light

LT

NE

17.0

4

13

0

0.874

7.130

0.828

9.583

3.8

3.6

31

41.667

Dominic

Raiola

C

DET

16.8

12

6

0

0.820

4.000

0.800

9.267

4.1

4.0

20

46.333

John

Wade

C

TB

16.4

6.5

11

0

0.760

8.200

0.760

8.400

3.8

3.8

41

42.000

Todd

Weiner

RT

ATL

16.0

14

2

0

1.035

8.280

0.920

12.497

4.5

4.0

36

54.333

Bob

Whitfield

LT

ATL

16.0

14

2

0

1.035

8.280

0.920

12.497

4.5

4.0

36

54.333

Damien

Woody

C

NE

15.9

4

13

0

0.760

6.200

0.720

8.333

3.8

3.6

31

41.667

Eric

Beverly

LG

DET

15.7

12

6

0

0.697

3.400

0.680

7.877

4.1

4.0

20

46.333

Cosey

Coleman

RG

TB

15.2

6.5

11

0

0.646

6.970

0.646

7.140

3.8

3.8

41

42.000

Kerry

Jenkins

LG

TB

15.2

6.5

11

0

0.646

6.970

0.646

7.140

3.8

3.8

41

42.000

Todd

McClure

C

ATL

15.0

14

2

0

0.900

7.200

0.800

10.867

4.5

4.0

36

54.333

Joe

Andruzzi

RG

NE

14.8

4

13

0

0.646

5.270

0.612

7.083

3.8

3.6

31

41.667

Mike

Compton

LG

NE

14.8

4

13

0

0.646

5.270

0.612

7.083

3.8

3.6

31

41.667

Ryan

Tucker

RT

CLE

14.0

2

12

0

0.920

8.050

0.805

9.660

4.0

3.5

35

42.000

Ross

Verba

LT

CLE

14.0

2

12

0

0.920

8.050

0.805

9.660

4.0

3.5

35

42.000

Kynan

Forney

RG

ATL

13.9

14

2

0

0.765

6.120

0.680

9.237

4.5

4.0

36

54.333

Travis

Claridge

LG

ATL

13.9

14

2

0

0.765

6.120

0.680

9.237

4.5

4.0

36

54.333

Jeff

Faine

C

CLE

13.1

2

12

0

0.800

7.000

0.700

8.400

4.0

3.5

35

42.000

Shaun

O'Hara

RG

CLE

12.2

2

12

0

0.680

5.950

0.595

7.140

4.0

3.5

35

42.000

Barry

Stokes

LG

CLE

12.2

2

12

0

0.680

5.950

0.595

7.140

4.0

3.5

35

42.000

Jordan

Gross

RT

CAR

8.0

3

5

0

0.805

10.120

0.828

11.040

3.5

3.6

44

48.000

Jeff

Mitchell

C

CAR

7.5

3

5

0

0.700

8.800

0.720

9.600

3.5

3.6

44

48.000

Kevin

Donnalley

RG

CAR

7.0

3

5

0

0.595

7.480

0.612

8.160

3.5

3.6

44

48.000

Jeno

James

LG

CAR

7.0

3

5

0

0.595

7.480

0.612

8.160

3.5

3.6

44

48.000

Greg

Randall

RT

HOU

2.0

1

1

0

0.736

17.480

0.736

17.480

3.2

3.2

76

76.000

Chester

Pitts

LT

HOU

2.0

1

1

0

0.736

17.480

0.736

17.480

3.2

3.2

76

76.000

Steve

McKinney

C

HOU

1.9

1

1

0

0.640

15.200

0.640

15.200

3.2

3.2

76

76.000

Zach

Wiegert

RG

HOU

1.7

1

1

0

0.544

12.920

0.544

12.920

3.2

3.2

76

76.000

Milford

Brown

LG

HOU

1.7

1

1

0

0.544

12.920

0.544

12.920

3.2

3.2

76

76.000