Greg AumanSep 22, 2026
Recapping Week 2, Auman named the Broncos' offensive line the week's best unit and described it as the NFL's top offensive line, citing its continuity and experience after it allowed no sacks against Jacksonville.
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What Greg Auman said
This is seen as the best offensive line in the NFL, with continuity and experience.
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Position Group FinishDenver Broncos
Denver Broncos offensive line to be the best in the league
VerdictWaitingNot settled yet. This is graded once the result is in.
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