And now we give you the best offensive lines based on total hitting power.

	Team	C	G	G	T	T	Total
1	HOU	75	50	75	56	56	312
2	SF	63	50	50	69	75	307
3	OAK	63	75	56	69	44	307
4	DAL	50	69	56	50	81	306
5	WAS	56	50	50	81	63	300
6	MIA	50	69	56	75	50	300
7	MIN	44	81	69	50	50	294
8	CLE	63	56	56	63	56	294
9	NE	56	63	44	69	56	288
10	DEN	44	56	63	81	44	288
11	NO	56	50	56	50	75	287
12	DET	63	44	50	69	56	282
13	KC	63	50	56	63	50	282
14	IND	63	56	44	75	44	282
15	PIT	75	50	50	56	50	281
16	BUF	69	44	44	63	56	276
17	SEA	56	50	44	56	69	275
18	JAC	44	50	56	69	56	275
19	NYG	56	44	56	69	50	275
20	STL	63	44	56	56	50	269
21	TB	56	56	38	69	44	263
22	ARI	50	69	44	50	44	257
23	SD	63	56	44	50	44	257
24	GB	50	56	63	44	44	257
25	ATL	44	44	44	63	56	251
26	PHI	56	44	50	44	56	250
27	CAR	50	38	44	50	63	245
28	CHI	44	44	50	56	50	244
29	CIN	44	50	56	44	44	238
30	NYJ	44	44	38	44	56	226

Best individuals (81 HP):

• R. McDaniel (G MIN)
• Erik Williams (T DAL)
• Jim Lachey (T WAS)
• Gary Zimmerman (T DEN)

Conclusions:

Gosh, the Jets are in last place again. Some surprises include Houston's #1 ranking, Green Bay's #24 rating, and Washington's #5 rating. Also, one "81 HP" player can really skew the results. Lachey and Zimmerman can make a mediocre offensive line look better than it really is.

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