From the 80's on who were our best anyone listed before the 80'S will be a wasted vote. You can only vote 1 for each position.Will post the results who we pick as the all time O line players
Think I am bored
LT LG C RG RT
Best O line
From the 80's on who were our best anyone listed before the 80'S will be a wasted vote. You can only vote 1 for each position.Will post the results who we pick as the all time O line players
Think I am bored
LT LG C RG RT
Bill Loyal to the NYG logo
I don't even remember who the o-line was until I really started paying attention... it was about the time o'hara and seubert came onboard.
also I imagine a NYG fan and not paying attention to the most important part of a team go figure what a DUH I amOriginally Posted by Toadofsteel
all I know or can vote for would be O'hara for C and Snee for RG man thats bad. lol
Bill Loyal to the NYG logo
Thats because while I've been a fan since 1994 (As long as I can remember really), I didn't have an appreciation for the game of football itself until about 2002 or so...
Left Tackle: Jumbo Elliot
Left Guard: William Roberts (serious consideration Rich Seubert)
Center: Bart Oates
Right Guard: Chris Snee
Right Tackle: Kareem McKenzie
Giants fan since the early 80s
Honorable mention: Karl Nelson (right tackle, 1983-1989)....also a great comeback story (missed 1987 with a form of Hogkins).
"The Suburbanites" were a great line....
Brad Benson (LT)
Chris Godfrey (LG)
Bart Oates (C)
Billy Ard (RG)
Karl Nelson (RT)
Last edited by joemorrisforprez; 02-10-2013 at 07:50 PM.
"Landry built the 4-3 defense around me. It revolutionized defense and opened the door for all the variations of zones and man-to-man coverage, which are used in conjunction with it today." —Sam Huff
They were very good as a unit, but hardly good as individuals other that Oates
1st to use the phrase "In Reese we trust"
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Left Guard: William Roberts (serious consideration Rich Seubert)
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Bro, William Roberts (along with the Elliot and Oats) was a probowler in 90-91, dude was a stud.
LT - Jumbo Elliot (Stud, except vs Bruce Smith)
LG- William Roberts (Stud)
C - Bart Oats (Stud - when Parcells needed 2yds, he ran behind the left side - Oats, Roberts and Elliot)
RG - Ron Stone (no one ever talks about him, but he opened some big holes for Tiki)
RT - Doug Riesenberg (blocked Reggie White one-on-one)
TE -Mark Bavaro (see RT)
What?! No Luke Petitgout?
"It's not the size of the dog in the fight, it's the size of the fight in the dog." MT
Some of the other O line stand outs were: Brian Williams @ Center; Eric Moore and Bob Kratch @ Guard. These guys were instrumental in winning SB XXV.
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