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Pete Prisco ranks the NFL's top offensive players at each position.
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W. Jones
(US Presswire)
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1. Walter Jones, Seattle: Year after year, he's the best overall lineman in the league. That won't change in 2007.
2. Jammal Brown, New Orleans: In his second season, he really came on after moving from the right side to the left. He will be a Pro Bowl player for a long time.
3. Jonathan Ogden, Baltimore: He might not be the player he was a few years ago, but he still plays at a high level.
4. Marcus McNeil, San Diego: As a rookie he was a dominant left tackle. When he truly learns the position, watch out.
5. Tarik Glenn, Indianapolis: He has protected Peyton Manning's backside his entire career -- and done a heck of a job.
Next best: Jason Peters, Buffalo -- He moved from right tackle to left last season and handled it well. A former college tight end, he is a rising star at his new position.
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