Ben Muth

Tennessee's most dangerous weapon in the postseason has been Derrick Henry -- but he couldn't have crushed the Ravens the way he did without solid contributions from his offensive line.

The Texans defeated the Buffalo Bills in the wild-card round, but it was far from a perfect offensive performance. Ben Muth points out the mistakes made by the offensive line, the quarterback, and the coaching staff.

With the AFC South already wrapped up, the Houston Texans used the simplest possible version of their offense against Tennessee -- which let us examine how even the simplest offenses can be effective when executed correctly.

For the first time this year, offensive line expert Ben Muth takes a look at the Buffalo Bills. He finds a lot of good play and some mistakes, and also notes the creative ways the team is using the mobility of quarterback Josh Allen.

Baltimore has been so dominant lately that we can't keep up with all their wins. Fresh off their beatdown of the Jets on Thursday, we go back to recap their beatdown of the Bills on Sunday to show that Lamar Jackson is not the only reason the Ravens are winning -- and how Buffalo revealed a weakness in his game that other teams might exploit.

In his last look at the Arizona Cardinals this season, Ben Muth comes to two conclusions. First: the Arizona Cardinals, though vastly improved from 2018, still leave a lot to be desired. Second: blocking Aaron Donald is really, really hard.

The Jets played much better against Washington than they have in recent weeks, but the offensive line (and the quarterback) are still going through growing pains.

The Arizona Cardinals can't block, and they can't catch, but head coach Kliff Kingsbury is proving to be one of the NFL's most creative play designers.

The keys to the Ravens' impressive win were a game plan full of basic college schemes ... and an offensive line that blocked those schemes to near-perfection.

The New York Jets have the worst offense in the league, and Ben Muth says that's mainly due to the amateurish performance of the offensive line.