PFF Ranks Bengals Offensive Line in NFL's Bottom Half

CINCINNATI — The Bengals have a tweaked offensive line heading into 2023 that checked in at No. 17 on PFF's latest rankings.

That was the lowest rating for any AFC North offensive line, despite upgrading at left tackle with Orlando Brown Jr.

"Orlando Brown Jr. has the potential to propel this offensive line forward after the team already did some nice work to improve the unit last offseason," Sam Monson wrote. "He has an overall PFF grade of at least 68.6 in every season of his career. Jonah Williams had a rough year at left tackle but can rebuild his reputation in a contract year on the right side."

Monson declared Brown as the team's best offensive lineman. The 17th overall ranking is still a big improvement from the final 2022 PFF rankings (28th overall). It's the largest jump for any team on the list.

Cincinnati has perennially been ranked in the bottom third of the league in terms of offensive line play this decade and that appears to be changing ahead of Joe Burrow's fifth-year option.

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