ESPN's All-Time Team

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(08-23-2019, 12:36 AM)Nicomo Cosca Wrote: I guess I could be accused of being a homer, but it’s crazy to me some even debate this. I got into a heated fight with a guy on another site a couple years ago when he tried to claim Larry Allen was the GOAT OL.

Its funny; the VERY few conversations I have had, most people don't accuse me of being a homer and they lay off. Normally, if they're a younger fan, they don't know Munoz and then they go to someone else, but the people in the know, know lol.

Didn't Anthony go 8 years without a QB hit, let alone a sack or whatever? I mean, Walter Jones had the 7 year streak of no penalties, but he did give up a sack here and there.

Especially on a team that passed a ton and ran a shitload of plays (with no huddle and all that), that makes it even more impressive.

But yeah, Allen is up there too, clearly.

For an all-time line, I'd probably put:

LT- Munoz
LG- Allen
C- Dawson
RG- Bruce Matthews
RT- Jackie Slater

That's who I'd put; it also helps that olineman have gotten better as time has gone on, since the positions have become more important, as time goes on.