Henceforth why i mentioned Madden. But cats ain't no about Munoz especially playing for the Bengals the way they knew about Boselli Jones Ogden Pace etc. though he was as dominant as all of them at his best.
Was there anything more soul crushing than facing Jonathan Ogden?
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Untrue
They made two Super Bowls in the 80s and the players that were mentioned in this thread were compared to Muñoz. Boseli went to USC.
https://vault.si.com/vault/1990/09/10/the-king-of-the-block-anthony-munoz-sets-a-standard-for-linemen-on-and-off-the-fiel
From 1990
And The Hogs were iconic.
The world didn’t start when you first realized you were in it. These Coli threads tend to think that, unfortunately.
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St. Albans' own. 
I still remember how we were thisclose to taking Lawrence Phillips (
) with that #4 pick that year. Oz the Gawd talked Modell out of it; rest is history.
I still remember how we were thisclose to taking Lawrence Phillips (
) with that #4 pick that year. Oz the Gawd talked Modell out of it; rest is history.
Anthony Munoz is widely regarded as the greatest lineman of all time but it’s okay to have a wrong opinion. Ogden is probably second.
Jonathan Ogden with the 4th pickSt. Albans' own.
I still remember how we were thisclose to taking Lawrence Phillips (
Ray Lewis with the 26th pick.
That 1996 1st round by Baltimore might be the best ever. Taking two hall of famers?
Lord....
When I was a kid, the NFC games with the Redskins always had all those shots of the fans dressed up in Hog gear and shyt. They were a celebrity line.Untrue
They made two Super Bowls in the 80s and the players that were mentioned in this thread were compared to Muñoz. Boseli went to USC.
https://vault.si.com/vault/1990/09/10/the-king-of-the-block-anthony-munoz-sets-a-standard-for-linemen-on-and-off-the-fiel
From 1990
And The Hogs were iconic.
The world didn’t start when you first realized you were in it. These Coli threads tend to think that, unfortunately.
I was a student at UCLA when Ogden was there.
The first time I saw him pull as the kick-out blocker on an off tackle run to the right I knew he was special.
I can't remember seeing another tackle used as the kick-out blocker on the opposite edge.
The first time I saw him pull as the kick-out blocker on an off tackle run to the right I knew he was special.
I can't remember seeing another tackle used as the kick-out blocker on the opposite edge.
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Superstar
Bucs did it the year before with Sapp and Brooks.
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This oline appreciation thread 
Might go watch some online highlights.
I've heard of and know Munoz but I've never watched him.
Might go watch some online highlights.
I've heard of and know Munoz but I've never watched him.
I'm nearly 40 years old bruh and didn't need you to tell me that Munoz went to two Super Bowls. But he still isn't better known than either Orlando Pace (i'd venture to say Pace was as famous as him coming out of Ohio State) or Ogden. Just cause a player is compared to a former great one means the older player is better known? Especially two who played on one of the greatest offensive teams EVER and another who played on one of the greatest defensive teams EVER.Untrue
They made two Super Bowls in the 80s and the players that were mentioned in this thread were compared to Muñoz. Boseli went to USC.
https://vault.si.com/vault/1990/09/10/the-king-of-the-block-anthony-munoz-sets-a-standard-for-linemen-on-and-off-the-fiel
From 1990
And The Hogs were iconic.
The world didn’t start when you first realized you were in it. These Coli threads tend to think that, unfortunately.
mastermind
Rest In Power Kobe
Go back and read my posts. I didn’t say anyone was better known than the other. I said Anthony Muñoz and The Hogs were the first to bring major attention to Oline play. And contrary to what you believe, Muñoz was arguably the first superstar left tackle, who all the guys you named were compared too when they entered the league.