OLC: Ranking ALL 32 NFL offensive lines!; Micah Parsons trade reaction; Dumb Football Questions
Jeremiah Sirles, Alex Boone and Phil Mackey are here with NFL offensive line rankings! Plus, reaction to the Dallas Cowboys trading Micah Parsons to the Green Bay Packers, Dumb Football Questions and more!
00:00 - Last week’s OLine Committee episode was the most downloaded in the history of the show! THANK YOU, audience!
04:00 - Ranking all 32 NFL offensive lines! Why the Philadelphia Eagles, Tampa Bay Bucs, Buffalo Bills, Minnesota Vikings and Chicago Bears are in GREAT shape up front
37:00 - Reacting to the Dallas Cowboys trading Micah Parsons to the Green Bay Packers; Did Jerry Jones get too nostalgic about the early 90’s here? Is Jordan Love ready to step into a Super Bowl-contender roster?
55:00 - Bill Belichick’s North Carolina football debut was a disaster
60:00 - Alabama football gets another reality check
70:00 - Dumb Football Questions: Do you watch football with a critical eye?; How does wedding planning and kid planning work as an NFL player?; Do NFL players recognize when their teammates are cooked?
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