Best in the NFL All Time: OFFENSIVE TACKLE

[PennSkinsFan]

If you have not ovted for the best TIGHT END of All Time yet, you may still do so. The poll is in the All NFL Forum.

Moving on....

[Santheb]

Will I be chastised if I say my vote was for Tony Boselli?

[ShaggySkins]

Big Jonathon Ogden is the best I've ever seen

[redskin_rich]

Will I be chastised if I say my vote was for Tony Boselli?
Too short of a career to be considered best of all time.


My vote goes to Munoz.

[Redskin006]

Jacoby. Easy choice.

[PennSkinsFan]

Roosevelt Brown!

[Santheb]

Too short of a career to be considered best of all time.


My vote goes to Munoz.

He was reeeall good while it lasted, though.

[ph33rtheD]

what about orlando pace

[Cali Skins Fan]

I love Jacoby, but gotta go with Munoz as my unbiased vote.

[BurgundyNGold]

I said Munoz. The guy was huge and could move really well. Getting a sack on him was next to imposible. Too bad he played on such a crappy team (Bungles) or he might've gotten the oub he deserved.

[BtwnDaTackles]

Tony Boselli....hands down.....

[Skinz4lyfe]

I'd love to go w/Jacoby but I went w/Munoz. I still have nightmares of seeing LT beating Jacoby around the edge for the sack. :imshock:

[dogfight6]

Munoz was the true ultimate warrior!

[Dept_of_Defense]

It's a close pick between Ogden and Boselli. I'm gonna have to go with Ogden....he's got a ring.

[Spence]

Anthony Munoz by a mile. Jacoby was a very good tackle, but he wasn't even the best tackle in Redskins history. In fact, he wasn't even the best tackle on the team for half his career. That honor belongs to the truly magnificent Jim Lachey, who has been wrongly excluded from the Hall of Fame for lo these many years.

[RedskinRyan]

munoz

[Meatsnack]

Boselli. Before his body gave out he was the best technical tackle in the game combined with being an animal and aggresive drive blocker. He was a Problem for defenses.

Munoz was 6'5" 295, very big for his era and very light on his feet. He was the best technician in the history of OT play. But, he could be manhandled by a physical enough end.

Lachey was the best tackle that ever played for us by some margin. I love I-66 as much as anyone (I still remember the drubbing he gave Chris Doleman in the 1987 NFC Championship game - he just clubbed him silly) but Lachey was better.

Ogden is better than Pace but not as good as either Boselli or Munoz. Maybe not as good as Lachey. A motivated Ogden is as good as anyone who ever played the game but he rarely gets up for games 100% anymore.

[Keino]

Jacoby was a very good tackle, but he wasn't even the best tackle in Redskins history. In fact, he wasn't even the best tackle on the team for half his career. That honor belongs to the truly magnificent Jim Lachey, who has been wrongly excluded from the Hall of Fame for lo these many years.

Exactly

[frenchskinsfan]

OTHER

Jim Lachey

He didn't play long enough to be obvious enough, but he was the best OT who ever played the game.

[NamVet4]

Anthony Munoz by a mile. Jacoby was a very good tackle, but he wasn't even the best tackle in Redskins history. In fact, he wasn't even the best tackle on the team for half his career. That honor belongs to the truly magnificent Jim Lachey, who has been wrongly excluded from the Hall of Fame for lo these many years.
Absolutely correct, Spence, as usual! ;) Jim Lachey deserves the recognition.

[jhugg]

I went with other------Donnie Green----Buffalo Bills--1971 until-????, a true roadgrader. Nasty.

[ConradCountry]

Tony Bosseli revolutionized the position he was the first monster OT that dominanted in both the running game an passing game.