Where Commanders offensive line ranks among all 32 NFL teams

Where would you rank the Washington Commanders' offensive line in the NFL?

Well, Warren Sharp of SharpFootballAnalysis.com has produced his rankings of all 32 NFL teams' offensive lines. The rankings are not based on last year's teams, nor on projecting how a team's line might develop over the next few seasons. No, these rankings are based strictly on the upcoming 2025 NFL season.

ranking the NFL's best offensive lines:

1. Eagles
2. Broncos
3. Lions
4. Buccaneers
5. Vikings
6. Chargers
7. Falcons
8. Ravens
9. Bills
10. Bears
10. Packers
12. Cardinals
13. Rams
14. Commanders
15. 49ers
16. Cowboys
17. Jets
18. Chiefs
19. Titans
20. Panthers
21. Colts
22.…— Warren Sharp (@SharpFootball) June 28, 2025

Commanders fans will find that with the trade for tackle Laremy Tunsil and the drafting of tackle Josh Conerly, Sharp has the Commanders line up to No. 14. How did Sharp sum up the Commanders' offensive line, as well as the other teams in the NFC East?

Here are his rankings of the NFC East with his thoughts on each team.

Philadelphia Eagles (1)

Philadelphia topped our offensive line rankings this year thanks to Jordan Mailata and Lane Johnson combining to allow just three sacks in over 2,200 snaps. The lone question mark is at right guard, where former third-round pick Tyler Steen will get first crack to replace Mekhi Becton.

Washington Commanders (14)

The offensive line was the Commanders' top priority this offseason, and they added Laremy Tunsil to play left tackle. Jayden Daniels was pressured on the third-most dropbacks in the NFL last season.

Dallas Cowboys (16)

The offensive line was one of our biggest movers, jumping from 28th last year all the way up to 16th in 2025. Dallas has spent first-round picks on offensive linemen in three out of the last four drafts, including this year’s selection of Tyler Booker.

New York Giants (29)

Along the offensive line, the Giants have moved out of the last spot in our rankings up to 29. LT Andrew Thomas was limited to just six games in 2024 and has yet to follow up on his outstanding 2022 season.

Is Sharp too low on Washington's offensive line? After all, the Commanders overachieved last season and are much more talented in 2025.

This article originally appeared on Commanders Wire: Commanders' OL ranked second in the NFC East