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| Rush YPG: 122.7 (10th) | Sacks Allowed: 56 (31st) |
| Pass YPG: 222.1 (23rd) | QB Hits Allowed: 107 (25th) |
Injuries: Connor McGovern (pectoral) IR, Cody Wichmann (calf) IR
Backups: (T): Cameron Fleming (G): Xavier Su'a-Filo (C): Joe Looney
Fantasy Impact: The impact of Travis Frederick's return to the starting lineup can't be overstated, as he covers up the only area of weakness along Dallas' offensive front and should allow LG Connor Williams the necessary room to grow in his sophomore season. Starters Tyron Smith, La'el Collins and Zack Martinall dealt with injuries through the preseason but returned to full health prior to Week 1. The Cowboys' O-line is among the best in the league in terms of talent, depth and stability, and will be of huge benefit to the team's running game whether or not Ezekiel Elliott lines up.
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| Rush YPG: 98.1 (28th) | Sacks Allowed: 40 (T-15th) |
| Pass YPG: 267.2 (7th) | QB Hits Allowed: 102 (23rd) |
Injuries: Jordan Mailata (back)
Backups: (T): Andre Dillard (G): Matt Pryor, Halapoulivaati Vaitai (C): Nate Herbig, Stefen Wisniewski
Fantasy Impact: Despite continuously boasting a top-10 offensive line in recent years, the Eagles refuse to rest on their laurels. Instead the team invested a 2019 first-round pick in LT Andre Dillard, who projects to remain in a depth role as long as Jason Peters remains active. There's an argument to be made for Philadelphia at the No. 1 spot on this list.
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| Rush YPG: 126.6 (6th) | Sacks Allowed: 20 (2nd) |
| Pass YPG: 252.6 (12th) | QB Hits Allowed: 52 (1st) |
Injuries: Andrus Peat (ankle),Cameron Tom (undisclosed) IR
Backups: (T): Ethan Greenidge (G): Patrick Omameh (C): Nick Easton, Will Clapp
Fantasy Impact: As a unit that boasts one of the league's most reliable tackle duos - Terron Armstead and Ryan Ramczyk - New Orleans' O-line is the rare example of a group with enough talent to be penciled in as a top-end unit despite a gaping hole at center. Second-round rookie pick Eric McCoy is likely the favorite for snaps, though Nick Easton could conceivably force a rotation of sorts. The Saints' depth is questionable, so keeping their starters healthy will be key to the team's 2019 success -- and as long as Drew Brees (thumb) remains sidelined, the O-line will be counted on as a difference-maker.
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| Rush YPG: 107.4 (20th) | Sacks Allowed: 18 (1st) |
| Pass YPG: 278.8 (6th) | QB Hits Allowed: 77 (11th) |
Injuries: Javon Patterson (knee) IR,
Backups: (T): Le'Raven Clark, Joe Haeg (G): Joe Haeg (C): Josh Andrews
Fantasy Impact: The Colts were left holding the proverbial ball in the wake of Andrew Luck's surprise retirement, and are looking to decide upon a new direction for the franchise. The team's outstanding offensive line should prove invaluable through that process, allowing the team to take a long look at the prospects of Jacoby Brissett in 2019, and providing security and stability should Indianapolis opt to invest in a rookie signal-caller come 2020. Whatever direction the Colts ultimately settle on, 2018 draft picks Quenton Nelson and Branden Smith will allow the team a foundation to build upon.
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