Ranking the (B)East - OT

[Texas_OutLaw7]

Who is the best OT for the 2019 season in the NFC East?

Most points will be the starter - second most will be the Back-Up. (Hopefully there are no ties, but in the event I feel - or enough posters would like an amendment or a run-off we will decide how to proceed then.

Please refer to the master-thread here:

 

Cowboys: @DaBoys / @Nextyearfordaboyz / @The_Slamman / @Matts4313 / @canadaluvsdallas

Eagles: @Jroc04 / @Danger / @TheRealMcCoy / @Kiltman / @ninjapirate

Redskins: @MKnight82 / @Slappy Mc / @Woz / @Thaiphoon / @turtle28

Giants: @Acgott / @Shockey1979 / @GMENNATION / @Giants4eva / @Kodaraw

[Texas_OutLaw7]

Man. The East is really spoiled with great Tackles - amazing LT's really.

[MikeT14]

Smith, Williams, Peters

[Danger]

1 minute ago, MikeT14 said:

Smith, Williams, Peters

Lane Johnson is better then all of them.

[Matts4313]

8 minutes ago, MikeT14 said:

Smith, Williams, Peters

None of them can stay healthy though.

[quiller]

Smith is the best by far when health but when playing hurt he declines a lot IMO.  I voted Peters cause I think he is a lot more consistent but it is close real real close

[Danger]

1. Lane Johnson
2. Tyron Smith
3. Trent Williams
4. Jason Peters (age and body falling apart)

[Danger]

DeMarcus Lawrence in 4 games against Lane Johnson the past 2 seasons: 0 sacks
Khalil Mack in 2 games against Lane Johnson the past 2 seasons: 0 sacks

https://www.phillyvoice.com/eagles-sacks-allowed-tally-2017/

Quote

We went back and took a look at all 36 of the Eagles' sacks, and assigned "blame" for each one. On 16 of them, we determined that the "blame" fell on one of the following,

1. Good coverage down the field led to the quarterback holding the ball too long, but he otherwise received adequate protection.
2. The quarterback ran himself into a sack, but he otherwise received adequate protection.
3. The defense schemed up a blitz that got a rusher free, and no blocker was easily identifiable for having missed the blitz pickup.

Otherwise, here is who we would assign blame to for the remaining 20 sacks:

Player	*Sacks allowed	*Pass blocking snaps
Lane Johnson	1	591

 

 

[Texas_OutLaw7]

Lane is exceptional. No doubt.

[eagles suck]

I voted Tyron. Even though he had somewhat of a down year last year playing a total of 15 games recording a whopping 0 sacks

[MKnight82]

47 minutes ago, Danger said:

1. Lane Johnson
2. Tyron Smith
3. Trent Williams
4. Jason Peters (age and body falling apart)

1. Trent Williams.

2.  Tyron Smith

3. Jason Peters

4. Lane Johnson 

[Danger]

Just now, MKnight82 said:

1. Trent Williams.

2.  Tyron Smith

3. Jason Peters

4. Lane Johnson 

[EaglesPeteC]

Since it is 2019 and not 2015 it is clearly Lane Johnson

[HTTRDynasty]

Trent.  Tyron is slightly better at pass-blocking, but Trent is the better player all-around.  

Would love to see how Lane Johnson would do at LT.

[DaBoys]

1 hour ago, EaglesPeteC said:

Since it is 2019 and not 2015 it is clearly Lane Johnson

Jason Peter's is 37

 

Trent Williams is 30

Lane Johnson is 29 as of today(happy bday Lane)

Tyron Smith is 28

 

 

 

So Tyron is arguably the best overall, the highest rated pass blocker, and definitely the youngest.