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My 2025 Offensive Line ranking. Because it all begins in the trenches.
1. Toronto - Lost a couple of starters but it doesn't matter. They have drafted exceptionally well for their line and are stacked for years to come. They just signed 2 former high draft picks who bounced around the NFL for a while. Just an embarrassment of riches. Wouldn't surprise me to see them trade a body or two for some defensive help.
2. Montreal - Lost long time guard Kristian Matte to retirement but have plenty of depth to fill that hole. They should look every bit as good as last year.
3. Hamilton - Already a good like lost Joel Figeuroa who wasn't a huge factor LY but brings in Liam Dobson from WInnipeg. This is a solid line that should allow BLM to pick apart defences with his all-star receiving corps.
4. Winnipeg - Aging but still solids. Lost promising guard Liam Dobson but they have a solid core of starters. Depth is questionable.
5. Saskatchewan - Would've been higher but they lost 2 nat guys in camp, one for the season. So they have some holes to fill but I think this will be a solid group. Not a lot of depth behind the starting 5 though.
6. Edmonton - Started looking improved in the latter half of last season. They added promising young guard Gregor McKellar from Toronto and C David Beard from Hamilton. T Martez Ivey could be one of the best tackles in the league.
7. Ottawa - Improving but still somewhat below average. They have a decent starting 5 but no depth unless they find a diamond in the rough
8. BC Lions - This line could end up being much better that 7th if they come together. They added Dejon Allen (TOR) and are hoping LYs 1st round draft pick George Una is ready to live up to his potential. If this works out, they coule be an above average unit although depth is an issue.
9. Calgary - This doesn't look like a really bad group but someone had to come last. They return a decent core of young guys but lost promising centre Sean McEwen.
5 years ago Calgary's OL would have been mid-pack. There really aren't any really bad looking lines like there were over the past 10-15 years. Another reason I think we see scoring up again this year.
1. Toronto - Lost a couple of starters but it doesn't matter. They have drafted exceptionally well for their line and are stacked for years to come. They just signed 2 former high draft picks who bounced around the NFL for a while. Just an embarrassment of riches. Wouldn't surprise me to see them trade a body or two for some defensive help.
2. Montreal - Lost long time guard Kristian Matte to retirement but have plenty of depth to fill that hole. They should look every bit as good as last year.
3. Hamilton - Already a good like lost Joel Figeuroa who wasn't a huge factor LY but brings in Liam Dobson from WInnipeg. This is a solid line that should allow BLM to pick apart defences with his all-star receiving corps.
4. Winnipeg - Aging but still solids. Lost promising guard Liam Dobson but they have a solid core of starters. Depth is questionable.
5. Saskatchewan - Would've been higher but they lost 2 nat guys in camp, one for the season. So they have some holes to fill but I think this will be a solid group. Not a lot of depth behind the starting 5 though.
6. Edmonton - Started looking improved in the latter half of last season. They added promising young guard Gregor McKellar from Toronto and C David Beard from Hamilton. T Martez Ivey could be one of the best tackles in the league.
7. Ottawa - Improving but still somewhat below average. They have a decent starting 5 but no depth unless they find a diamond in the rough
8. BC Lions - This line could end up being much better that 7th if they come together. They added Dejon Allen (TOR) and are hoping LYs 1st round draft pick George Una is ready to live up to his potential. If this works out, they coule be an above average unit although depth is an issue.
9. Calgary - This doesn't look like a really bad group but someone had to come last. They return a decent core of young guys but lost promising centre Sean McEwen.
5 years ago Calgary's OL would have been mid-pack. There really aren't any really bad looking lines like there were over the past 10-15 years. Another reason I think we see scoring up again this year.