Greatest Offensive Linemen of All Time

I'm a Cowboy fan but I have been watching football since 1981. I don't think there is even a question that Anthony Munoz is the greatest offensive lineman of all time. Man was an absolute wall.

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Not arguing with Matthews accomplishments but he did not play more seasons than any other lineman. That honor belongs to long time Rams OT Jackie Slater

The Greatest Offensive Linemen is the category, so Bruce is number 1. We can argue there were better guards, center and tackles than him, but no single person was better at all the position. Bruce was “ALL PRO First Team” at both center and guard as well as he started in the NFL as a Tackle. He proved be can play any position at the highest level of competition and excel. He also excelled at both run and pass blocking: he pushed the line forward for the great Earl Campbell (Hall of Fame) and Eddie George and three other 1000 yard rushers; he passed blocked for Warren Moon (Hall of Fame) for 3 – 3000 yd passing seasons and 2 – 4000 yd season. In addition he has the record for most All Pro selections (14) with Merlin Olsen.

Elected to the Football Hall of Fame in his first year of eligibility Played more games (296) than any other positional player in NFL history and more seasons (19) than any other offensive linemen NFL 1990s All-Decade Team

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In the Football Hall of Fame - 12 Times All Pro - 9 Times First Team All Pro - NFL 1990s All-Decade Team

We is now Head Coach of Tennessee Titans

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First Year of Eligibility for Hall of Fame is 2013

Russ Grimm- HOF-2010

In the Football Hall of Fame – 4 Times All Pro - 3 Times First Team All Pro – NFL 1980s All-Decade Teams

Was a beast on the Reskins O-line...

4× Pro Bowl selection (1983-86) 2× Associated Press first-team All-Pro selection (1983, 1984) 1980s All-Decade Teams

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Just joined the raiders as assistant offensive line coach. It makes no sense that he hasn't been voted to the hall of fame yet

Tokie says: Dicky Robb is a beast!!!!! no one can beat him

Dicky Robb is a beast

The greatest cut blocker ive ever seen!

even Coach Lamenza called him coach

What a Beast, Watched this guy play was an animal!

Was the only All-Star Center that the AFC ever had. The guy was All-League/All-Star 13 of his 15 seasons in the league. Hands down the best and arguably toughest Center in NFL History. # 10× AFL All-Star selection, (1960, 1961, 1962, 1963, 1964, 1965, 1966, 1967, 1968, 1969) # 3× Pro Bowl selection (1970, 1971, 1972) # 10× All-AFL selection (1960, 1961, 1962, 1963, 1964, 1965, 1966, 1967, 1968, 1969) # 3× All-Pro selection (1970, 1971, 1972)

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11 Times All Pro - 6 Times First Team All Pro - NFL 2000s All-Decade Team - First Year of Eligibility for Hall of Fame 2013

This Steeler Center is in the Football Hall of Fame – 9 Times All Pro - 9 Times First Team All Pro – NFL 1970 and 1980s All-Decade Teams – NFL 75th Anniversary All-Time Team – 4 Super Bowl Championships

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This Tackle is in the Football Hall of Fame – 7 Times All Pro - 5 Times First Team All Pro – NFL 1990s and 2000s All-Decade Teams - Started Career in USFL - 2 times All USFL and USFL All Time Team

Injury prone? What are you smoking? Just one season on IR (2009) and 180 starts in 12 seasons.

Walter Jones was the best player on the best teams in Seattle Seahawks history. In my view, there wasn't a close second on those mid-2000s teams even though quite a few players reached Pro Bowls. One, Shaun Alexander, was league MVP.

9 Times All Pro - 4 Times First Team All Pro - NFL 2000s All-Decade Team First Year of Eligibility for Hall of Fame 2015

This Giant Tackle is in the Football Hall of Fame – 9 Times Pro Bowl – NFL’s 75th Anniversary Team - NFL 1950s All-Decade Team – NFL Championship

he was one of the most physcal lineman in the nfl at one time and when need be he could pull out in a screen and lead block

This Guard is in the Football Hall of Fame – 6 Times All Pro - 4 Times First Team All Pro – NFL 1970s All-Decade Teams– 2 Super Bowl Championships

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This must be a typo. Shields was a 2 time Associated Press first team all pro, not a 12 time selection. The Sporting News gave him an additional first team all pro, giving him a total of 3 years as a first team all pro selection.

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Good borderline great but not in the same class as Wisniewski, McDaniel, Hannah, and Upshaw for interior linemen.

This Packer and Eagle Center is in the Football Hall of Fame – 10 Times All Pro - 6 Times First Team All Pro – NFL 1960s All-Decade Team – 2 Super Bowl Championships

7 consecutive pro bowls and 6 consecutive AP first team All Pro selections. Much bigger (heavier) than most hall of fame centers.

Injuries ended his career when then Jaguars coach Tom Coughlin consistently pressed him to play injured. Was one of the most dominant pass blocking tackles of all time; would put defenders on the ground. Would have gone on to be one of top 10 tackles of all time.

May have been one of the best ever if not for knee issues.

Was also part of the infamous Hogs! Hail!

Never let in a single sack in his entire career. No argument. The best Left Tackle of all time.

This Charger, Raider and Redskin Tackle has:– 3 Pro Bowls – 1 Super Bowl Championship

This Saint and Chief Tackle is eligible for the Football Hall of Fame in 2011– 11 Times All Pro – 6 Times First Team All Pro - NFL 1990s and 2000s All-Decade Team s

This Dolphin Center is in the Football Hall of Fame – 6 Times All Pro – 4 Times First Team All Pro – NFL 1970s All-Decade Team – 2 Super Bowl Championships

Should be higher he put together a hall of fame quality career in chicago. He was the only consistent part of a line that has been a revolving door since he came out of the draft. Not to mention the number of quarterbacks and offensive coordinators he played for this guy has learned a new system almost every year. The one argument against him is he isn't comfortable snapping in the shotgun.

Quietly one of the most productive and consistent Guards of all time. Definitely deserves to be in the top 30.

This Packer Guard Played 11 years – 3 Pro Bowls – 5 Times First Team All Pro - 2 Super Bowl Championship - In NFL Network's Top 10 list of players not in the hall of fame, he was rated #1.

This Dolphin Center is in the Football Hall of Fame – Played only 7 Seasons - 5 Times All Pro - 5 Times First Team All Pro – NFL 1980s All-Decade Team

Great linemen horrible announcer and all around jerk

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This Charger Tackle is in the Football Hall of Fame – 9 Times All AFL – 6 Times First Team All AFL

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Chicago Bear Offensive Linemen

This Eagle and Ram Tackle is in the Football Hall of Fame – 6 Times Pro Bowl – 5 Time First Team All Pro- NFL 1960s All-Decade Team

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This Giant, Packer and Pirate is the only member of both the Football and Baseball’s Halls of Fame - NFL 1920s All-Decade Team – Was a MLB Umpire

This Giant Center is in the Pro Football Hall of Fame - Played 15 seasons for the Giants (1931-45) and never missed a down due to injury. He is the only offensive lineman to win the NFL MVP award (1938) and he helped the Giants win the championship that season. - NFL 75th Anniversary All-Time Team - NFL 1930s All-Decade Team

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This Bill Guard is in the Football Hall of Fame – 6 Times All Pro - 6 Times First Team All Pro – NFL 1970s All-Decade Teams

This Dolphin and Charger Guard is in the Football Hall of Fame – 5 Times All Pro – 1 All AFL - NFL 1970s All-Decade Team – 2 Super Bowl Championships

This Steeler left Tackle Played 177 games over 12 years – No Pro Bowls – 4 Super Bowl Championship

This Bill and Seahawk Guard was a 1 Time First Team All Pro – Blocked for O.J. Simpson helping to making him the first 2000 yard rusher

Along with Revie Sorey opened holes for Walter Payton when the bears had nothing else going for it.

NFL Lineman that played for the Bears and the Bucs from 1975-84 should not be on the list of greatest

Bear and Buccaneer Guard

Not an NFL Lineman

Movie Character and not a real linemen

Titts Randolph was the MAN! Redefined the position and refused to acknowledge women in the work force.

Not real