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My OLine coach- Coach Guzman. He has taught and mentored me for a about a year.

One of my peer teammates, who has played alongside me for a while.

My dad who has watched and see me evolve overtime watching and play line.

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My passion is the trenches (the lineman) in football. I have played it for my whole life and I will always have a special place in my heart for the line. And, over time I have become pretty good at it over time. I hope you can learn a little bit about the line from this presentation.

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I started playing football at a pretty young age. And, since the day I started, I always played inside the box (the line and linebackers.) And, at first I wanted to score touchdowns and catch the ball but, the more I played in the box. The more I fell in love with playing in the box. I wouldn't change what I do for anything looking back at it now. And, I hope to keep it moving and going. I always think, maybe I love it because it is all I know. And, that might be true but, we are too far in now.

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"1" "3" "5" etc. Techniques
Pass Pro
Snapping
Pancake
"Get a good pop"
"Stab & Grab"
Three-point stance

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-Anthony Munoz (A cornerstone Hispanic player in NFL history who was a, Pro-Football Hall of Fame Tackle, and is one of the most decorated O-Lineman in NFL History.)
-Kevin Mawae (Pro-Football Hall of Fame I(nterior)L(ine)M(an), And, is very decorated on and off the field. He is also, known as a great help during a troubling time in the NFL in their lockout season.)
-Tony Boselli (Pro and College Football Hall of Fame) And, one was of the first picks to the newly expanded Houston Texans.
-Larry Allen (Pro Football Hall of fame and known as one of the best guards in NFL History.) And is widely considered the strongest offensive lineman of all time.

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July 25th, 2023: This marked a new age for the Lineman. Every year since the beginning of the NFL lineman were always an after thought. They were paid whatever was left from an organization after they gave out all the money they had to their "skill" players. But, now as of July of 2023, has marked the start where linemen are represented and are getting paid the money they deserve for their hard work.

1922: This day marked when the color barrier was broken for lineman in the NFL. Duke Slater was signed to the NFL in 1922 and he was too good to be left out. He was the first black lineman ever, he was celebrated in the Pro Football Hall of fame in 2022.

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Who are the highest paid offensive linemen in the NFL entering 2023 NFL free agency?

Here's a look at the Top 10 offensive linemen in the league, ranked by average annual salary, per overthecap.com, a site that tracks NFL player contracts (through July 25, 2023).

The Houston Texans' Laremy Tunsil leads the list, at $25 million per season.

The San Francisco 49ers' Trent Williams is second, at $23.01 million per year.

The Green Bay Packers' David Bakhtiari is third, at $23 million per season.

The Atlanta Falcons' Chris Lindstrom is fourth with an average annual salary of $20.5 million, followed by the Philadelphia Eagles' Lane Johnson at $20.2 million.

NFL's highest paid players in 2023: Quarterbacks | Running backs | Wide receivers | Tight ends | Cornerbacks | Safeties | Linebackers | O-linemen | D-linemen | Edge rushers | Highest paid players: Overall | By position | By team

NFL's highest paid offensive linemen in 2023 (average salary per year):

1. Texans offensive lineman Laremy Tunsil: $25 million

2. 49ers offensive lineman Trent Williams: $23.01 million.

3. Packers offensive lineman David Bakhtiari: $23 million

4. Falcons offensive lineman Chris Lindstrom: $20.5 million

5. Eagles offensive lineman Lane Johnson: $20.2 million

6. Indianapolis Colts offensive lineman Quenton Nelson: $20 million

6. Chiefs offensive lineman Jawaan Taylor: $20 million

8. Ravens offensive lineman Ronnie Stanley: $19.8 million

9. Saints offensive lineman Ryan Ramczyk: $19.2 million

10. Vikings offensive lineman Brian O'Neill: $18.5 million

10. Falcons offensive lineman Jake Matthews: $18.5 million

- Source: overthecap.com Reach Jeremy Cluff at jeremy.cluff@arizonarepublic.com. Follow him on Twitter @Jeremy_Cluff. Support local journalism: Subscribe to azcentral.com today. This article originally appeared on Arizona Republic: NFL's highest paid offensive linemen: Rankings for 2023 NFL season

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NFL's highest paid offensive linemen for 2023 season: Ranking OL by salary

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Who are the highest paid offensive linemen in the NFL for the 2023 season? Look at the position's 10 highest paid players in the league.

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"The Complete Offensive Line"
By: Rick Trickett; This book is a near 5 star rated book on how to coach and develop an o-lineman from the ground up.
"The View from the O-Line: ..."
By: Howard Mudd & Richard Lister; Another near 5 star rated book that is a point of view book on the offensive line. How it is in and out of games and the battles.
"The Top 50 Most Underrated NFL Offensive Lineman"
By: Mr. Rashad Skyla Mitchell; This a book that states names and talks about the most underrated and under-appreciated offensive lineman to give representation to them.
"My Life on the Line: ..."
By: Ryan O'Callaghan; This is a book where he explains his experiences in College and NFL football as a closeted gay man. He speaks on how the helmet became and mask, and shoulder pads became armor. He also, speaks about his post-career experiences as a gay man.

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Howard Mudd (Author), Richard Lister (Author), Dan Fouts (Foreword), Andy Reid (Foreword) & 1 more Format: Kindle Edition

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The View from the O-Line: Football According to NFL Offensive Linemen and an Uncommon Coach

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Buy The View from the O-Line: Football According to NFL Offensive Linemen and an Uncommon Coach: Read Kindle Store Reviews - Amazon.com

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1: Why haven't linemen been paid the same as everyone else throughout the years?
2: How did you find out you wanted to be a linemen?
3: Why don't linemen get as much credit as the other positions on the field?
4: How did linemen get you into watching and following football?
5: Why do you call linemen the "unsung hero's" of the game?
6: How important (very) our linemen really?
7: Does size matter when being a lineman?
8: Does playing on the line require more toughness and "heart" then other positions on the field?
9: Why is the box, called "the Trenches?"
10: How tough mentally do you have to be to play on the line?
11: How smart are the linemen compared to other positions?
12: How strong do you need to be to become a lineman?

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NFL/Pro-Leagues and College football games, are a great place to go to see some the best lineman in the world go at it and showcase their talent.

You can learn and watch a lot about lineman on social media, YouTube, television, etc. Lineman popularity has increased and so has the programs that are providing services to watch and learn about them.

And, always you can go become a lineman if you are up for it (or you can come watch me play!)