NFL Free Agency: Top Offensive Line Targets

0:00The latest scores, headlines and storylines, right here on NFL News today. Subscribe and stay game ready. The NFL Free Agency, Negotiation Window, kicks off March 9th at noon eastern time, and all eyes are on the offensive line market. This past season proved just how vital a strong line is, with only two of the league's 10 worst past blocking units even reaching the playoffs and both got bounced early. Top free agent Tyler Linderbaum, the 25-year-old Ravens Center, tops the list after allowing just two sacks this year and earning high marks. In both past and run blocking, from Prof. Ball Focus and ESPN. Other standouts include Bill's Guard, David Edwards, who turned 29 and held down left guard reliably with strong past protection. Steelers Isaac Somalo, 32, brings physicality despite some injury time, while Packers tackle Rashid Walker, just 26, protecting. Jordan loves blindside every game for three straight years.

1:00Veterans like Titans Kevin Zitler, at 35, and Brown's Joel Baitonio, 34, still deliver solid play and Jets Elysia Vera Tucker. Offers upside at 26 despite injury setbacks. Teams across the league feel the pressure as poor lines doomed contenders in the postseason. The Browns can make history by replacing their entire starting offensive line, the first since the 1970 AFL NFL merger. Human impact hits hard for fans and players alike, with rebuilders and playoff hopefuls, scrambling for upgrades to protect young quarterbacks, and boost run games. Chargers and Raiders stand out as major players to watch. Los Angeles needs a full interior overhaul after injuries to key tackles and struggles at guard and center. Las Vegas's line was a disaster even before injuries, leaving rookie quarterback Fernando Mendoza and running back Aston John T exposed, especially. With a new coaching staff incoming, with massive cap space behind only the Titans,

2:03the Chargers and Raiders could splurge big. Expect bold moves at the Chargers chasing Linderbaum, who thrived under Jim Harbaugh's brother in Baltimore. Both teams face tough choices on how deep to go in this talented pool to finally fix their trenches. A quick thank you to our sponsor of today's episode. Press play, put your head down. The sound is already there, S-O-L-L-I, solelypillow.com.