To help pass the time from now until the start of training camp, we’ll be looking at where every team ranks in positional spending. In this post, we tackle the offensive line. This tends to be the biggest area of spending for most teams, as not only is it the position with the highest numbers once the rosters are finalized, it’s a premium position. It’s not a stretch to say teams rise and fall along with their offensive line. Quarterback may be the most important position, but every fanbase knows the frustration of having a good quarterback behind a bad offensive line. 

One note: rather than count dead money toward the positional groups, we will have it ranked separately in a post of its own. For example, Dolphins QB Tua Tagovailoa‘s $55.4 million dead cap hit won’t count toward Miami’s quarterback spending, but it will be included in their league-leading $179 million dead cap figure. 

Here’s how the league’s offensive line rooms shake out from most expensive to least expensive: 

Resources:

• Salary information via Over The Cap
• Depth charts via OurLads
• Pro Football Focus grades 

1 – Carolina Panthers: $100,491,349

• Percentage of total cap: 33.36 percent
• 2025 rank: 1st
• Top cap hit: RG Robert Hunt, $24,300,000 (8.07 percent)
• Other notable cap hits: RT Taylor Moton, $21,103,088 (7.01 percent), LT Ikem Ekwonu, $17,560,000 (5.83 percent), LG Damien Lewis, $16,720,000 (5.55 percent)
• PFF grade: 70.1 (7th)

LT	LG	C	RG	RT
Rasheed Walker	Damien Lewis	Luke Fortner	Robert Hunt	Taylor Moton
Monroe Freeling	Sahdiq Charles	Sam Hecht	Chandler Zavala	Stone Forsythe

2 – Denver Broncos: $78,082,012

• Percentage of total cap: 25.92 percent
• 2025 rank: 5th
• Top cap hit: RT Mike McGlinchey, $23,775,000 (7.89 percent)
• Other notable cap hits: LG Ben Powers, $18,155,000 (6.03 percent)
• PFF grade: 78.2 (3rd)

LT	LG	C	RG	RT
Garett Bolles	Ben Powers	Luke Wattenberg	Quinn Meinerz	Mike McGlinchey
Matt Peart	Kage Casey	Alex Forsyth	Alex Palczewski	Frank Crum

3 – Kansas City Chiefs: $76,718,450

• Percentage of total cap: 25.47 percent
• 2025 rank: 2nd
• Top cap hit: RG Trey Smith, $24,495,277 (8.13 percent)
• Other notable cap hits: LT Jaylon Moore, $18,685,000 (6.2 percent), C Creed Humphrey, $18,100,000 (6.01 percent)
• PFF grade: 69.6 (8th)

LT	LG	C	RG	RT
Josh Simmons	Kingsley Suamataia	Creed Humphrey	Trey Smith	Jaylon Moore
Esa Pole	Mike Caliendo	Hunter Nourzad	C.J. Hanson	Kahlil Benson

4 – Minnesota Vikings: $76,190,410

• Percentage of total cap: 25.3 percent
• 2025 rank: 7th
• Top cap hit: RT Brian O’Neill, $23,115,657 (7.67 percent)
• Other notable cap hits: G Will Fries, $17,220,000 (5.72 percent), LT Christian Darrisaw, $13,279,085 (4.41 percent)
• PFF grade: 66 (22nd)

LT	LG	C	RG	RT
Christian Darrisaw	Donovan Jackson	Blake Brandel	Will Fries	Brian O’Neill
Caleb Tiernan	Henry Byrd	Michael Jurgens	Joe Huber	Ryan Van Demark

5 – Atlanta Falcons: $74,874,349

• Percentage of total cap: 24.86 percent
• 2025 rank: 9th
• Top cap hit: RG Chris Lindstrom, $26,250,000 (8.72 percent)
• Other notable cap hits: LT Jake Matthews, $16,773,714 (5.57 percent) 
• PFF grade: 71.9 (6th)

LT	LG	C	RG	RT
Jake Matthews	Matthew Bergeron	Ryan Neuzil	Chris Lindstrom	Jawaan Taylor
Jack Nelson	Ethan Onianwa	James Brockermeyer	Kyle Hinton	Wanya Morris

6 – Tampa Bay Buccaneers: $71,045,677

• Percentage of total cap: 23.59 percent
• 2025 rank: 28th
• Top cap hit: LT Tristan Wirfs, $36,328,582 (12.06 percent)
• PFF grade: 69.4 (11th)

LT	LG	C	RG	RT
Tristan Wirfs	Ben Bredeson	Graham Barton	Cody Mauch	Luke Goedeke
Benjamin Chukwuma	Billy Schrauth	Elijah Klein	Dan Feeney	Justin Skule

7 – Philadelphia Eagles: $68,458,912

• Percentage of total cap: 22.73 percent
• 2025 rank: 11th
• Top cap hit: RT Lane Johnson, $20,299,000 (6.74 percent)
• Other notable cap hits: LT Jordan Mailata, $15,855,233 (5.26 percent), LG Landon Dickerson, $10,275,000 (3.41 percent)
• PFF grade: 74.5 (5th)

LT	LG	C	RG	RT
Jordan Mailata	Landon Dickerson	Cam Jurgens	Tyler Steen	Lane Johnson
Fred Johnson	Michael Jordan	Drew Kendall	Micah Morris	Markel Bell

8 – Los Angeles Rams: $67,681,496

• Percentage of total cap: 22.47 percent
• 2025 rank: 14th
• Top cap hit: LT Alaric Jackson, $25,375,000 (8.42 percent)
• Other notable cap hits: RG Kevin Dotson, $17,416,668 (5.78 percent)
• PFF grade: 79.2 (1st)

LT	LG	C	RG	RT
Alaric Jackson	Steve Avila	Coleman Shelton	Kevin Dotson	Warren McClendon
David Quessenberry	Justin Dedich	Dylan McMahon	Beaux Limmer	Keagen Trost

9 – Chicago Bears: $62,942,692

• Percentage of total cap: 20.9 percent
• 2025 rank: 10th
• Top cap hit: LG Joe Thuney, $21,500,000 (7.14 percent)
• Other notable cap hits: RG Jonah Jackson, $12,750,000 (4.23 percent), RT Darnell Wright, $6,671,722 (2.22 percent)
• PFF grade: 69.1 (13th)

LT	LG	C	RG	RT
Braxton Jones	Joe Thuney	Garrett Bradbury	Jonah Jackson	Darnell Wright
Theo Benedet	Jordan McFadden	Logan Jones	Luke Newman	Jedrick Wills

10 – Los Angeles Chargers: $61,534,106

• Percentage of total cap: 20.43 percent
• 2025 rank: 8th
• Top cap hit: LT Rashawn Slater, $23,800,000 (7.9 percent)
• Other notable cap hits: RT Joe Alt, $9,043,894 (3 percent)
• PFF grade: 64.6 (28th)

LT	LG	C	RG	RT
Rashawn Slater	Jake Slaughter	Tyler Biadasz	Cole Strange	Joe Alt
Trey Pipkins	Trevor Penning	Josh Kaltenberger	Kayode Awosika	Travis Burke

11 – Jacksonville Jaguars: $60,468,007

• Percentage of total cap: 20.08 percent
• 2025 rank: 22nd
• Top cap hit: LT Walker Little, $14,499,953 (4.81 percent)
• Other notable cap hit: RG Ezra Cleveland, $11,420,588 (3.79 percent)
• PFF grade: 66.9 (18th)

LT	LG	C	RG	RT
Cole Van Lanen	Ezra Cleveland	Robert Hainsey	Patrick Mekari	Anton Harrison
Walker Little	Emmanuel Pregnon	Jonah Monheim	Wyatt Milum	Chuma Edoga

12 – New England Patriots: $60,027,963

• Percentage of total cap: 20.35 percent
• 2025 rank: 12th
• Top cap hit: RT Michael Onwenu, $17,500,000 (5.81 percent)
• Other notable cap hit: LT Morgan Moses, $10,400,000 (3.45 percent)
• PFF grade: 68.1 (15th)

LT	LG	C	RG	RT
Will Campbell	Alijah Vera-Tucker	Jared Wilson	Michael Onwenu	Morgan Moses
Marcus Bryant	Andrew Rupcich	Ben Brown	Caedan Wallace	Caleb Lomu

13 – Las Vegas Raiders: $57,756,117

• Percentage of total cap: 19.18 percent
• 2025 rank: 27th
• Top cap hit: LT Kolton Miller, $22,540,000 (7.48 percent)
• Other notable cap hit: C Tyler Linderbaum, $14,000,000 (4.65 percent)
• PFF grade: 69.5 (10th)

LT	LG	C	RG	RT
Kolton Miller	Spencer Burford	Tyler Linderbaum	Jackson Powers-Johnson	DJ Glaze
Charles Grant	Trey Zuhn III	Jordan Meredith	Caleb Rogers	Dalton Wagner

14 – Buffalo Bills: $57,595,067

• Percentage of total cap: 19.12 percent
• 2025 rank: 16th
• Top cap hit: LT Dion Dawkins, $24,837,834 (8.25 percent)
• Other notable cap hit: RT Spencer Brown, $8,970,000 (2.98 percent)
• PFF grade: 69.6 (9th)

LT	LG	C	RG	RT
Dion Dawkins	Alec Anderson	Connor McGovern	O’Cyrus Torrence	Spencer Brown
Tylan Grable	Austin Corbett	Sedrick Van Pran-Granger	Ar’maj Reed-Adams	Jude Bowry

15 – Tennessee Titans: $56,307,953

• Percentage of total cap: 18.69 percent
• 2025 rank: 13th
• Top cap hit: LT Dan Moore, $26,345,000 (8.75 percent)
• PFF grade: 69.3 (12th)

LT	LG	C	RG	RT
Dan Moore Jr.	Peter Skoronski	Austin Schlottmann	Cordell Volson	JC Latham
Austin Deculus	Jackson Slater	Pat Coogan	Fernando Carmona	Brandon Crenshaw-Dickson

16 – Washington Commanders: $55,451,688

• Percentage of total cap: 18.41 percent
• 2025 rank: 6th
• Top cap hit: RG Samuel Cosmi, $20,260,000 (6.73 percent)
• Other notable cap hits: LT Laremy Tunsil, $11,905,000 (3.95 percent)
• PFF grade: 65.7 (24th)

LT	LG	C	RG	RT
Laremy Tunsil	Chris Paul	Nick Allegretti	Samuel Cosmi	Josh Conerly
Brandon Coleman	Timothy McKay	Matt Gulbin	Andrew Wylie	Trenton Scott

17 – New Orleans Saints: $54,521,195

• Percentage of total cap: 18.1 percent
• 2025 rank: 25th
• Top cap hit: RG Cesar Ruiz, $14,196,000 (4.71 percent)
• Other notable cap hit: C Erik McCoy, $10,321,000 (3.43 percent)
• PFF grade: 66.3 (21st)

LT	LG	C	RG	RT
Kelvin Banks Jr.	David Edwards	Erik McCoy	Cesar Ruiz	Taliese Fuaga
Asim Richards	Dillon Radunz	Torricelli Simpkins	Jeremiah Wright	Xavier Truss

18 – Detroit Lions: $53,492,774

• Percentage of total cap: 17.76 percent
• 2025 rank: 4th
• Top cap hit: RT Penei Sewell, $28,000,000 (9.3 percent)
• PFF grade: 68.9 (14th)

LT	LG	C	RG	RT
Penei Sewell	Christian Mahogany	Cade Mays	Tate Ratledge	Blake Miller
Giovanni Manu	Ben Bartch	Juice Scruggs	Miles Frazier	Larry Borom

19 – New York Giants: $52,517,973

• Percentage of total cap: 17.44 percent
• 2025 rank: 3rd
• Top cap hit: LT Andrew Thomas, $13,031,956 (4.33 percent)
• Other notable cap hits: LG Jon Runyan, $11,750,000 (3.9 percent), RT Jermaine Eluemunor, $5,923,529 (1.97 percent)
• PFF grade: 67 (17th)

LT	LG	C	RG	RT
Andrew Thomas	Jon Runyan	John Michael Schmitz Jr.	Francis Mauigoa	Jermaine Eluemunor
J.C. Davis	Aaron Stinnie	Lucas Patrick	Daniel Faalele	Marcus Mbow

20 – Green Bay Packers: $49,701,420

• Percentage of total cap: 16.5 percent
• 2025 rank: 19th
• Top cap hit: LG Aaron Banks, $12,003,176 (3.99 percent)
• Other notable cap hit: RT Zach Tom, $11,831,106 (3.93 percent)
• PFF grade: 61.7 (31st)

LT	LG	C	RG	RT
Jordan Morgan	Aaron Banks	Sean Rhyan	Anthony Belton	Zach Tom
Darian Kinnard	John Williams	Jacob Monk	Jager Burton	Travis Glover

21 – Indianapolis Colts: $48,110,598

• Percentage of total cap: 15.97 percent
• 2025 rank: 17th
• Top cap hit: LG Quenton Nelson, $24,200,000 (8.03 percent)
• Other notable cap hit: LT Bernhard Raimann, $9,261,200 (3.07 percent)
• PFF grade: 77.5 (4th)

LT	LG	C	RG	RT
Bernhard Raimann	Quenton Nelson	Tanor Bortolini	Matt Goncalves	Jalen Travis
Blake Freeland	Dalton Tucker	Jimmy Morrissey	Jalen Farmer	Luke Tenuta

22 – San Francisco 49ers: $46,290,880

• Percentage of total cap: 15.37 percent
• 2025 rank: 21st
• Top cap hit: LT Trent Williams, $20,012,845 (6.64 percent)
• PFF grade: 79 (2nd)

LT	LG	C	RG	RT
Trent Williams	Connor Colby	Jake Brendel	Dominick Puni	Colton McKivitz
Austen Pleasants	Carver Willis	Brett Toth	Robert Jones	Enrique Cruz

23 – Dallas Cowboys: $45,497,408

• Percentage of total cap: 15.11 percent
• 2025 rank: 23rd
• Top cap hit: LG Tyler Smith, $10,302,300 (3.42 percent)
• PFF grade: 66.9 (19th)

LT	LG	C	RG	RT
Tyler Guyton	Tyler Smith	Cooper Beebe	Tyler Booker	Terence Steele
Nate Thomas	Trevor Keegan	Nick Leverett	T.J. Bass	Drew Shelton

24 – Seattle Seahawks: $45,058,382

• Percentage of total cap: 14.96 percent
• 2025 rank: 32nd
• Top cap hit: LT Charles Cross, $10,880,000 (3.61 percent)
• Other notable cap hits: RT Abraham Lucas, $10,418,500 (3.46 percent)
• PFF grade: 66.5 (20th)

LT	LG	C	RG	RT
Charles Cross	Grey Zabel	Jalen Sundell	Christian Haynes	Abraham Lucas
Bobby Hart	Beau Stephens	Olu Oluwatimi	Anthony Bradford	Josh Jones

25 – Cincinnati Bengals: $43,639,646

• Percentage of total cap: 14.49 percent
• 2025 rank: 24th
• Top cap hit: LT Orlando Brown Jr., $19,291,666 (6.4 percent)
• PFF grade: 64 (30th)

LT	LG	C	RG	RT
Orlando Brown Jr.	Dylan Fairchild	Ted Karras	Dalton Risner	Amarius Mims
Cody Ford	Brian Parker	Connor Lew	Jalen Rivers	Andrew Coker

26 – Houston Texans: $40,847,661

• Percentage of total cap: 13.56 percent
• 2025 rank: 26th
• Top cap hit: RT Braden Smith, $5,007,353 (1.66 percent)
• PFF grade: 64.2 (29th)

LT	LG	C	RG	RT
Aireontae Ersery	Wyatt Teller	Keylan Rutledge	Ed Ingram	Braden Smith
Blake Fisher	Febechi Nwaiwu	Jake Andrews	Evan Brown	Trent Brown

27 – Arizona Cardinals: $40,493,885

• Percentage of total cap: 13.44 percent
• 2025 rank: 18th
• Top cap hit: LT Paris Johnson, $8,925,783 (2.96 percent)
• PFF grade: 67.8 (16th)

LT	LG	C	RG	RT
Paris Johnson Jr.	Isaac Seumalo	Hjalte Froholdt	Chase Bisontis	Elijah Wilkinson
Josh Fryar	Hayden Conner	Jon Gaines II	Isaiah Adams	Oli Udoh

28 – Baltimore Ravens: $37,570,594

• Percentage of total cap: 12.47 percent
• 2025 rank: 31st
• Top cap hit: LT Ronnie Stanley, $9,859,588 (3.27 percent)
• PFF grade: 64.7 (26th)

LT	LG	C	RG	RT
Ronnie Stanley	Olaivavega Ioane	Danny Pinter	John Simpson	Roger Rosengarten
Carson Vinson	Andrew Vorhees	Jovaughn Gwyn	Evan Beerntsen	Emery Jones Jr.

29 – Cleveland Browns: $37,078,432

• Percentage of total cap: 12.31 percent
• 2025 rank: 15th
• Top cap hit: RT Tytus Howard, $5,981,176 (1.99 percent)
• Other notable cap hits: LT Spencer Fano, $5,864,696 (1.95 percent), LG Zion Johnson, $5,145,000 (1.71 percent)
• PFF grade: 64.7 (27th)

LT	LG	C	RG	RT
Spencer Fano	Zion Johnson	Elgton Jenkins	Teven Jenkins	Tytus Howard
Dawand Jones	Zak Zinter	Parker Brailsford	KT Leveston	Austin Barber

30 – New York Jets: $35,277,803

• Percentage of total cap: 11.71 percent
• 2025 rank: 20th
• Top cap hit: RT Armand Membou, $7,252,978 (2.41 percent)
• Other notable cap hit: LT Olu Fashanu, $5,593,830 (1.86 percent) 
• PFF grade: 64.9 (25th)

LT	LG	C	RG	RT
Olu Fashanu	Dylan Parham	Josh Myers	Joe Tippmann	Armand Membou
Max Mitchell	Marquis Hayes	Xavier Newman	Anez Cooper	Chukwuma Okorafor

31 – Miami Dolphins: $30,532,091

• Percentage of total cap: 10.14 percent
• 2025 rank: 30th
• Top cap hit: RT Austin Jackson, $6,895,524 (2.29 percent)
• Other notable cap hit: C Aaron Brewer, $5,642,000 (1.87 percent)
• PFF grade: 61.5 (32nd)

LT	LG	C	RG	RT
Patrick Paul	Kadyn Proctor	Aaron Brewer	Jonah Savaiinaea	Austin Jackson
Jamaree Salyer	Josh Priebe	Andrew Meyer	DJ Campbell	Charlie Heck

32 – Pittsburgh Steelers: $28,580,269

• Percentage of total cap: 9.49 percent
• 2025 rank: 30th
• Top cap hit: LT Broderick Jones, $5,290,207 (1.76 percent)
• PFF grade: 65.9 (23rd)

LT	LG	C	RG	RT
Troy Fautanu	Mason McCormick	Zach Frazier	Spencer Anderson	Dylan Cook
Broderick Jones	Gennings Dunker	Ryan McCollum	Brock Hoffman	Max Iheanachor