Jack Vegas

We might not have the "BEST" offensive line, but it's still pretty good. I've said this before, but I don't think there is a team in the league that played against better defensive lines all season. Every week it seemed like we were going up against a team with a great DL/pass rush - Panthers twice, Rams, 49ers, Bills, Jets, Buccaneers twice, Seattle twice, Cardinals, Dolphins. All those teams have REALLY good players on their d-lines. If we had been scheduled to play all the NFC East or NFC North teams instead of the NFC West teams, or the AFC South teams instead of the AFC East teams, and so on, we wouldn't be sitting here worried about our OL. It's all about matchups. Most games our OL more than held their own.

K Major

Outside of Tyrone Smith, their O line is pretty average.

Cincy gets my vote.

TheOak

I found some interesting #s that pertain to Drew /the o-line. Most importantly everyone's concern with Drew's vision while in the pocket.

Batted Passes:
2013 - 6 - 677 att
2012 - 12 - 699 att
2011 - 6 - 694 att
2010 - 10 - 685 att
2009 - 13 - 514 att
2008 - 17 - 625 att

UK_WhoDat

My gut feeling is Denver. But their average rushing yards is not all that.
I would also put San Diego and New England in the group for consideration.
Plus one surprise candidate in Chicago.