| 2018 Offensive Ranks: | |
| 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 (G): Joe Haeg (C): Josh Andrews
Fantasy Impact: The Colts were left holding the proverbial ball in the wake of Andrew Luck's surprise offseason retirement, but a stellar foundation up front allowed the team to proceed forth stumbling. Indianapolis now had the benefit of taking a long look at the prospects of Jacoby Brissett in 2019, and providing security and stability should the team 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 solid base to build upon.
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| 2018 Offensive Ranks: | |
| Rush YPG: 98.1 (28th) | Sacks Allowed: 40 (T-15th) |
| Pass YPG: 267.2 (7th) | QB Hits Allowed: 102 (23rd) |
Injuries: Lane Johnson (ankle), Brandon Brooks (calf), Jordan Mailata (back) IR
Backups: (T): Andre Dillard, Halapoulivaati Vaitai (G): Matt Pryor, Halapoulivaati Vaitai (C): Nate Herbig
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 and develop for the time being. The Eagles' offensive line possesses a plethora of both top-end talent and depth, insuring the team for just about any eventuality. If Jordan Peters continues to work through injuries as the season continues, however, his nicks could add up.
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| 2018 Offensive Ranks: | |
| Rush YPG: 122.7 (10th) | Sacks Allowed: 56 (31st) |
| Pass YPG: 222.1 (23rd) | QB Hits Allowed: 107 (25th) |
Injuries: Tyron Smith (back), Connor Williams (knee) IR, Connor McGovern (pectoral) IR, Cody Wichmann (calf) IR, Adam Redmond (back) IR
Backups: (T): Cameron Fleming, Brandon Knight, Mitch Hyatt (G): Caleb Benenoch (C): Joe Looney
Fantasy Impact: The impact of Travis Frederick's return to the starting lineup can't be overstated, as he covered up the only area of weakness along Dallas' offensive front and allowed LG Connor Williams the necessary room to grow in his sophomore season. The loss of Connor McGovern, however, was derailing or the offensive front in 2019. Dallas' O-line is perennially considered one of the best in the league, but that praise comes with the contingency of health -- injuries to multiple starters across the O-line have hampered the Cowboys' effectiveness, though the team is hopeful to have the offensive front back in shape for 2020.
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| 2018 Offensive Ranks: | |
| Rush YPG: 152.6 (2nd) | Sacks Allowed: 32 (T-6th) |
| Pass YPG: 222.4 (22nd) | QB Hits Allowed: 66 (3rd) |
Injuries: Matt Skura (knee) IR, Randin Crecelius (concussion) IRm Parker Ehinger (shoulder)
Backups: (T): James Hurst, Andre Smith (G): Ben Powers, James Hurst (C): Bradley Bozeman, Hroniss Grasu
Fantasy Impact: For all the focus heaped on Lamar Jackson's development as a passer, a dangerous running game remains key to Baltimore's plans for success. The Ravens' offensive line looks the part of a reliable, if low-ceiling, unit -- but having a quarterback as mobile as Jackson under center can serve to cover up many deficiencies. It'll fall on veteran Marshal Yanda to once again make up for any deficiencies along the line as he heads into his age-35 season. The loss of Matt Skura to IR, which will bump undrafted rookie Patrick Mekari into the starting center role, could prove costly.
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