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Positional Rankings: Guard


Offense · Defense

Quarterback · Running Back · Fullback · Receiver · Tight End · Guard · Center · Tackle

Pete Prisco
By Pete Prisco
CBS SportsLine.com Senior Writer
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Pete Prisco ranks the NFL's top offensive players at each position.

Shawn Andrews, Eagles  
S. Andrews
(US Presswire)
 
1. Shawn Andrews, Philadelphia: In his third season, he emerged as the best player on the best line in the league. He physically mauls his opponents.

2. Steve Hutchinson, Minnesota: His play dropped down some after the move from Seattle to Minnesota as a free agent, but he's still near the top.

3. Logan Mankins, New England: Keep an eye on him. He's one of the rising guards in the league.

4. Brian Waters, Kansas City: With Will Shields gone, Waters will finally get the attention he's deserved for a long time. He outplayed Shields in a couple of seasons.

5. Kris Dielman, San Diego -- On a good line, he was the team's best player. He was rewarded for it with a huge contract after the season.

Next best: Alan Faneca, Pittsburgh -- If his pass blocking was a little better, he'd be in the first five. He's still one of the dominant run-blocking guards in the game.

 
 
 
 
 
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