Sep 8, 2026 · 1 hr 19 min · 9 segments
Terron Armstead, Duke Manyweather, and Brandon Thorn rank the best Offensive Line units for the 2026 NFL season. See who makes the cut. We break down the top offensive line units across the league…
Duke ManyweatherGuestWithout further ado, we'll start with right tackles, and let's hear your list on the top five right tackles heading into this season.
Number two, yeah, Lane to me has played a different sport, essentially, than every right tackle for the most part in terms of what he's asked to do in pass pro and all that.
number three, Spencer Brown, smooth, athletic, um, you know, just really, really impressive at six, nine.
Armand Membu, what he did as a rookie last year, you know, I, I see him kind of in that Dwayne Brown, Jason Peters archetype at tackle.
And then five is really the break point for me where there's a few names, but I'm going to go Luke Gadecki from the Bucs, who might be one of the more underrated guys in the league.

So my list is very similar to B. Thorne's, but I'm going to go Lane Johnson.

At number one, right tackle, you can make the argument that he may be the best tackle, regardless of sides.

Continues to do it last year, even with 10 games, as Brandon said, his 10 games last year, where it was almost a different level from anybody else.

I know somebody that was like that in 10 games, and I want to all-pro in Tehran.
Without further ado, we'll start with right tackles, and let's hear your list on the top five right tackles heading into this season.
Number two, yeah, Lane to me has played a different sport, essentially, than every right tackle for the most part in terms of what he's asked to do in pass pro and all that.
number three, Spencer Brown, smooth, athletic, um, you know, just really, really impressive at six, nine.
Armand Membu, what he did as a rookie last year, you know, I, I see him kind of in that Dwayne Brown, Jason Peters archetype at tackle.
And then five is really the break point for me where there's a few names, but I'm going to go Luke Gadecki from the Bucs, who might be one of the more underrated guys in the league.

So my list is very similar to B. Thorne's, but I'm going to go Lane Johnson.

At number one, right tackle, you can make the argument that he may be the best tackle, regardless of sides.

Continues to do it last year, even with 10 games, as Brandon said, his 10 games last year, where it was almost a different level from anybody else.

I know somebody that was like that in 10 games, and I want to all-pro in Tehran.
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