Offensive line play is incredibly important, especially with the modern NFL shifting to a more offense-centric league. With that said, it can be tough for fans to evaluate offensive linemen since their contributions don't show up in the box score.
Enter Pro Football Network's Offensive Line Impact Scoring .
Below, you will find our metric-based ranking of all 32 offensive lines this season, plus the best-ranked and worst-ranked linemen for each team. To see the season-long and weekly individual OL Impact grades for every single offensive lineman, check out our Player OL Impact dashboard .
While each lineman's individual OL Impact Score factors into our Team OL Impact Score grades, there are also a number of other analytics that impact a team's grade. Here's how each offensive line stacks up after Week 3 of the 2026 NFL regular season.
Last Week's Ranking: 31
Best-Ranked OL: Evan Brown , 77.1 (55th overall, 15th position)
Worst-Ranked OL: Keylan Rutledge, 64.9 (163rd overall, 66th position)
Last Week's Ranking: 30
Best-Ranked OL: Aaron Brewer , 80.1 (29th overall, 7th position)
Worst-Ranked OL: Austin Jackson , 67.9 (157th overall, 64th position)
Last Week's Ranking: 20
Best-Ranked OL: Elgton Jenkins , 77.5 (48th overall, 14th position)
Worst-Ranked OL: Tytus Howard , 70.7 (135th overall, 57th position)
Last Week's Ranking: 32
Best-Ranked OL: Luke Goedeke , 76.5 (63rd overall, 26th position)
Worst-Ranked OL: Cody Mauch , 62.5 (165th overall, 67th position)
Last Week's Ranking: 21
Best-Ranked OL: Damien Lewis, 85.2 (7th overall, 4th position)
Worst-Ranked OL: Rasheed Walker , 69.0 (153rd overall, 62nd position)
Last Week's Ranking: 12
Best-Ranked OL: Joe Tippmann , 82.6 (16th overall, 8th position)
Worst-Ranked OL: Josh Myers , 69.9 (145th overall, 26th position)
Last Week's Ranking: 7
Best-Ranked OL: Andrew Thomas , 83.1 (14th overall, 4th position)
Worst-Ranked OL: Jon Runyan , 66.6 (160th overall, 64th position)
Last Week's Ranking: 26
Best-Ranked OL: JC Latham , 77.3 (51st overall, 19th position)
Worst-Ranked OL: Peter Skoronski , 71.2 (131st overall, 52nd position)
Last Week's Ranking: 28
Best-Ranked OL: Brian O'Neill, 76.0 (67th overall, 29th position)
Worst-Ranked OL: Blake Brandel , 68.7 (156th overall, 30th position)
Last Week's Ranking: 18
Best-Ranked OL: DJ Glaze, 81.7 (20th overall, 7th position)
Worst-Ranked OL: Spencer Burford , 65.6 (162nd overall, 65th position)
Last Week's Ranking: 22
Best-Ranked OL: Josh Conerly Jr. , 77.2 (53rd overall, 21st position)
Worst-Ranked OL: Nick Allegretti , 57.9 (166th overall, 32nd position)
Last Week's Ranking: 8
Best-Ranked OL: Roger Rosengarten , 79.2 (34th overall, 13th position)
Worst-Ranked OL: Jovaughn Gwyn , 72.7 (121st overall, 21st position)
Last Week's Ranking: 27
Best-Ranked OL: Donovan Jennings , 75.0 (89th overall, 34th position)
Worst-Ranked OL: Sean Rhyan , 70.6 (137th overall, 24th position)
Last Week's Ranking: 24
Best-Ranked OL: Joe Alt , 78.6 (40th overall, 16th position)
Worst-Ranked OL: Cole Strange , 69.7 ( 147th overall , 61st position)
Last Week's Ranking: 29
Best-Ranked OL: Ezra Cleveland , 75.4 (73rd overall, 26th position)
Worst-Ranked OL: Robert Hainsey , 69.2 (152nd overall, 29th position)
Last Week's Ranking: 16
Best-Ranked OL: Quinn Meinerz , 86.0 (5th overall, 3rd position)
Worst-Ranked OL: Mike McGlinchey , 69.0 (154th overall, 63rd position)
Last Week's Ranking: 3
Best-Ranked OL: Quenton Nelson , 84.6 (9th overall, 5th position)
Worst-Ranked OL: Jalen Travis , 66.9 (158th overall, 65th position)
Last Week's Ranking: 9
Best-Ranked OL: Charles Cross , 79.9 (30th overall, 11th position)
Worst-Ranked OL: Grey Zabel , 70.9 (133rd overall, 54th position)
Last Week's Ranking: 23
Best-Ranked OL: Lane Johnson , 83.1 (13th overall, 3rd position)
Worst-Ranked OL: Cam Jurgens , 71.1 (132nd overall, 53rd position)
Last Week's Ranking: 11
Best-Ranked OL: Jared Wilson , 79.0 (35th overall, 9th position)
Worst-Ranked OL: Morgan Moses , 73.5 (111th overall, 49th position)
Last Week's Ranking: 13
Best-Ranked OL: Zach Frazier , 80.7 (26th overall, 5th position)
Worst-Ranked OL: Spencer Anderson , 74.2 (103rd overall, 41st position)
Last Week's Ranking: 17
Best-Ranked OL: Amarius Mims , 78.9 (36th overall, 14th position)
Worst-Ranked OL: Orlando Brown, 71.8 (127th overall, 54th position)
Last Week's Ranking: 1
Best-Ranked OL: Creed Humphrey , 80.2 (28th overall, 6th position)
Worst-Ranked OL: Kingsley Suamataia , 70.2 (141st overall, 57th position)
Last Week's Ranking: 19
Best-Ranked OL: Tyler Booker , 83.6 (11th overall, 6th position)
Worst-Ranked OL: Terence Steele , 75.2 (76th overall, 34th position)
Last Week's Ranking: 14
Best-Ranked OL: Spencer Brown , 81.4 (21st overall, 8th position)
Worst-Ranked OL: Alec Anderson , 68.9 (155th overall, 63rd position)
Last Week's Ranking: 2
Best-Ranked OL: Coleman Shelton , 87.7 (2nd overall, 1st position)
Worst-Ranked OL: Kevin Dotson , 74.8 (98th overall, 39th position)
Last Week's Ranking: 4
Best-Ranked OL: Darnell Wright , 92.7 (1st overall, 1st position)
Worst-Ranked OL: Joe Thuney , 70.5 (138th overall, 56th position)
Last Week's Ranking: 10
Best-Ranked OL: Tate Ratledge , 87.1 (3rd overall, 1st position)
Worst-Ranked OL: Ben Bartch , 74.9 (97th overall, 38th position)
Last Week's Ranking: 5
Best-Ranked OL: Paris Johnson Jr. , 82.0 (18th overall, 6th position)
Worst-Ranked OL: Elijah Wilkinson , 73.8 (106th overall, 47th position)
Last Week's Ranking: 25
Best-Ranked OL: Erik McCoy , 82.4 (17th overall, 4th position)
Worst-Ranked OL: Taliese Fuaga , 73.8 (105th overall, 46th position)
Last Week's Ranking: 15
Best-Ranked OL: Ryan Neuzil , 85.2 (8th overall, 3rd position)
Worst-Ranked OL: Jake Matthews , 66.3 (161st overall, 67th position)
Last Week's Ranking: 6
Best-Ranked OL: Colton McKivitz , 81.0 (24th overall, 10th position)
Worst-Ranked OL: Connor Colby , 76.6 (60th overall, 21st position)
There are several factors weighing into the Houston Texans starting the year at 0-3, and poor offensive line play is certainly one of them. They've got serviceable play out of interior linemen Evan Brown and Wyatt Teller , but tackles Aireontae Ersery and Trent Brown have struggled, with Ersery and guard Keylan Rutledge both posting bottom-ten scores among all NFL offensive linemen.
The Miami Dolphins have gotten strong play out of center Aaron Brewer, who remains one of the best at his position in the NFL. However, their 61.1 pass-blocking score as a unit is the worst in the league going into Week 4. Both Jonah Savaiinaea and Kadyn Proctor rank outside of the top 110 offensive linemen out of 166 qualified blockers, while Austin Jackson has the fourth-lowest PFN OL Impact grade for an offensive tackle.
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Though the Cleveland Browns spent a lot of money on their offensive line this offseason, the early returns haven't been great. Elgton Jenkins and Austin Barber have played well to start the year, but right tackle Tytus Howard has taken a massive step back from his strong 2025 campaign, and left tackle Spencer Fano is taking some lumps in his rookie year.
Both of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers' starting guards, Cody Mauch and Ben Bredeson , rank in the bottom five at the position out of 67 qualified players, with Mauch's 62.5 score being the worst. The Buccaneers haven't been able to rely on great play from All-Pro tackle Tristan Wirfs , as he ranks just No. 50 among 67 qualified tackles.
Damien Lewis is off to a phenomenal start for the Carolina Panthers this year, but the rest of their offensive line has been subpar. He comes in as the No. 7 offensive lineman in the NFL after Week 3, but nobody else on the Panthers even ranks in the top 130. That's a massive discrepancy that weighs this unit down.
The San Francisco 49ers have had a top-ten offensive line in the NFL by PFN OL Impact grading in five of the last six years, and they're on pace to keep that streak going in 2026. None of their starting offensive linemen grade outside of the top 60 in the league, with right tackle Colton McKivitz leading the way with an 81.0 grade.
After finishing in second among all NFL centers in PFN OL Impact grading in 2025, Ryan Neuzil currently ranks third in the metric in 2026. He's been the top grader for the Atlanta Falcons, which says a lot, considering how well guards Chris Lindstrom and Matthew Bergeron have played. The team's tackle tandem leaves a lot to be desired, but Atlanta's interior might be the best in the NFL.
So far this season, the New Orleans Saints' passing attack has been tremendous. Though Tyler Shough and their pass-catching weapons have received a lot of the praise, their offensive line has been playing at a high level, too. Their interior offensive line has been particularly reliable, as David Edwards, Cesar Ruiz , and Erik McCoy all rank as above-average starters at their respective positions.
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Despite starting the year off at 1-2, the Arizona Cardinals have arguably been more competitive than many anticipated going into the season. Part of that comes down to their offensive line, which has done a good job of protecting quarterback Jacoby Brissett so far this season. Paris Johnson Jr. ranks sixth among all offensive tackles with an 82.0 PFN OL Impact grade, while center Hjalte Froholdt and guard Isaac Seumalo have both been above-average starters.
The Detroit Lions' offensive line wasn't bad in 2025, but it certainly didn't live up to expectations. The group has seemingly bounced back through the first few weeks of this season, as it grades as one of the NFL's best offensive lines. Guard Tate Ratledge ranks second among all guards and fourth in overall PFN OL Impact grading, and Juice Scruggs has been a pleasant surprise as the No. 3 center in the league thus far.
This article originally appeared on Pro Football Network .
