Even more confusing looking at the roster. Cordarrelle was awesome, but that's about the only thing that stands out. They had one receiver in London who was fine. TEs are nobodies since Pitts missed mostb.of the season. A few good OL players, but I cannot think how it's possible to even get top 10 with their roster.

Especially when you look at the 2021 roster and all the players you would consider good (Pitts, Cordarrelle, Matthews, Lindstrom, just no London) were there and they get ranked 26th that year.

You're probably correct it was this. Good read as usual fw.

I’ve thought Jake Matthews is among the most dependable, underrated LT’s for some time,

And Lindstrom and McGary have finally gotten recognized, and started making Pro Bowls,

But even I admit that London and Pitts are more about projection and hype than the production they’ve shown by this point in their careers.

As others have pointed out, whoever created that chart is just mashing buttons.

Falcons #1 for that season? C'mon man!

chargers skill position players should ensure they were never bottom 4 but somehow their avg is bottom 4?

Chase, boyd, higgins and mixon and they are never in the top 15?

2019 chiefs had tyreek, kelce, watkins, hardman, mccoy & damien williams but they are ranked 16th? For that to be the case their offensive line had to have been replaced with traffic cones. The fact that kelce and tyreek aren't in the top 3 every year for skills players + OL means KC only played with 4 down lineman or these rankings suck.

Of course GB being top 12 each year is absurd. GB had one top 100 pass catcher.

I’m less up on Burrow than some others but nonetheless, this seems rather unfair towards him

lol at taking Trevor over Tua