When drafting your fantasy football team for 2025, several factors should be considered, including player talent, schematic fit, and offensive skill personnel support. However, somewhere in the mix needs to be consideration of the quality of the player's offensive line, from both the pass protection and run blocking perspectives.
Going into the 2025 season, here's a ranking of all 32 NFL lines' strengths and weaknesses, from best to worst, to figure into some tougher fantasy decisions:
TIPS TO WIN YOUR LEAGUE: 2025 Fantasy Draft Kit
Fantasy football offensive line rankings
1. Denver Broncos
Best player: RG Quinn Meinerz
The Broncos are loaded everywhere with their draft and free-agent investments. Bo Nix can stay clean to help avoid a sophomore slump, while this is an intriguing bonus for rookie RB R.J. Harvey.
2. Philadelphia Eagles
Best player: RT Lane Johnson
The Eagles dominated in run blocking to help Saquon Barkley go 2K and continued the Tush Push mojo for Jalen Hurts minus Jason Kelce. Philadelphia's front remains elite overall.
3. Buffalo Bills
Best player: LT Dion Dawkins
The Bills are exceptional for reigning MVP QB Josh Allen and made James Cook pop for a big season. That vibe stays alive and well.
4. Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Best player: LT Tristan Wirfs
The Buccaneers' prolific offense maintains a terrific foundation for Baker Mayfield and breakout back Bucky Irving.
5. Chicago Bears
Best player: C Drew Dalman
The Bears upgraded big-time inside with Dalman plus guards Joe Thuney and Jonah Jackson in free agency, and their young tackles can keep getting better. This is great news for a potential blowup
6. Minnesota Vikings
Best player: LT Christian Darrisaw
The Vikings upgraded from Darrisaw and Brian O'Neill anchoring the outside, with former Colts Ryan Kelly and Will Fries joining the inside. This is a needed assist to J.J. McCarthy and Aaron Jones Jr.
NEW - FANTASY FOOTBALL TOOLS: Fantasy News | NFL Player Stats | NFL Transactions | NFL Depth Charts | Fantasy Injury Reports
7. Atlanta Falcons
Best player: RT Kaleb McGary
The Falcons took a hit with Dalman leaving for Chicago, but they are solid enough to spring Bijan Robinson for his expected monster season.
8. Indianapolis Colts
Best player: LG Quenton Nelson
The Colts were gutted more but still have Nelson inside and some upside at the tackles. Jonathan Taylor is the biggest beneficiary.
9. San Francisco 49ers
Best player: Trent Williams
The 49ers have had to reshuffle a bit, but their current group is fine for Brock Purdy and Christian McCaffrey to keep producing at a high level.
10. Detroit Lions
Best player: RT Penei Sewell
Sewell has helped keep the power outside to balance the inside with some changes at guard and Frank Ragnow retiring. There are some cracks, but nothing yet concerning for the explosive offense.
11. Los Angeles Chargers
Best player: LT Joe Alt
The Chargers suffered a huge loss with Rashawn Slater going down after getting his new mega-contract, but they could recover with Alt moving, and they have a better combination inside for run and pass.
12. Green Bay Packers
Best player: RT Zach Tom
The Packers are shuffling a bit again, but Tom helps this group be better than middle of the "pack" for Jordan Love and Josh Jacobs.
2025 DRAFT SLEEPERS: QB | RB | WR | TE | DST | Value Picks | Deep Sleepers | 1 From Each Team
Jeff Hanisch-Imagn Images
13. New York Jets
Best player: LT Olu Fashanu
The Jets have been bad, but Fashanu and rookie right tackle Armand Membou can flip the script for Justin Fields.
14. Los Angels Rams
Best player: LT Alaric Jackson
Keeping Jackson was key to keep the front solid for Sean McVay and boost an aging Matthew Stafford.
15. Washington Commanders
Best player: LT Laremy Tunsil
The Commanders were much improved from near the bottom, and Tunsil puts them in the top half for Jayden Daniels.
16. Baltimore Ravens
Best player: LT Ronnie Stanley
The Ravens have Stanley as their savvy anchor and young star center Tyler Linderbaum to keep up the mojo for Lamar Jackson and Derrick Henry.
17. Carolina Panthers
Best player: LT Ikem Ekonwu
Ekownu and Taylor Moton at the tackles can help push Bryce Young toward a positive breakout season.
18. Pittsburgh Steelers
Best player: C Zach Frazier
The Steelers want to be run-heavy to take pressure off Aaron Rodgers, armed with rookie power back Kaleb Johnson. Frazier and his interior help can push toward that.
EXPLOIT LEAGUE APPS: Yahoo, ESPN rankings can reveal sleepers, busts
19. Las Vegas Raiders
Best player: LT Kolton Miller
The Raiders plan to be run-heavy, too, with Ashton Jeanty as the rookie feature back. Miller and this group can be trusted by Chip Kelly and that capacity.
20. Tennessee Titans
Best player: C Lloyd Cushenberry
The Titans have invested quite a bit up front ahead of Cam Ward and can help him become more comfortable as a rookie.
21. Arizona Cardinals
Best player: LT Paris Johnson Jr.
The Cardinals are hoping for better from Kyler Murray, banking on a big improvement for Johnson.
22. Kansas City Chiefs
Best players: C Creed Humphrey, RG Trey Smith
The Chiefs are desperate to figure out their tackles with veterans and youth. They are better but still not a big plus for Patrick Mahomes or the running game.
23. New Orleans Saints
Best player: LT Kelvin Banks Jr.
The Saints will march with bad quarterbacks, but this rookie first-rounder can help keep them upright.
24. Jacksonville Jaguars
Best player: LT Walker Little
The Jaguars need a lot more from everyone up front for Liam Coen to dream of carrying over the big production from the Buccaneers.
PPR RANKINGS: Top 300 Cheat Sheet | QB | RB | WR | TE | DST | PK
25. Dallas Cowboys
Best player: LG Tyler Smith
This has gone from near the best in the league for a long time to one of the worst with future Hall of Famers gone. I worry about their running game a lot, and Dak Prescott a little.
26. New England Patriots
Best player: LT Will Campbell
The Patriots are banking on their rookie left tackle having a huge impact in Year 2 of Drake Maye.
27. Miami Dolphins
Best player: RT Austin Jackson
This is getting pretty rough up front for Tua Tagovailoa and De'Von Achane, thus the compressed offense.
28. New York Giants
Best player: LT Andrew Thomas
The Giants are less than meh, which can be a concern if Jaxson Dart starts at some point.
29. Cincinnati Bengals
Best player: LG Dylan Fairchild
This isn't the best news, but the talent of Joe Burrow and Chase Brown has proven they can overcome.
NON-PPR RANKINGS: TOP 300 Cheat Sheet | QB | RB | WR | TE
30. Cleveland Browns
Best player: LG Joel Bitonio
The Browns were once elite, but they have become totally decrepit for their offensive skill reboot.
31. Seattle Seahawks
Best player: LT Charles Cross
Sam Darnold will feel the effects of his big blocking dropoff early.
32. Houston Texans
Best player: LG Laken Tomlinson
The Texans have pieced together a post-Tunsil front that includes this aging player and rookie Aireontae Ersery. This is not a confident look for C.J. Stroud or their veteran backs.