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A week after the Buffalo Bills dropped spots in Pro Football Focus' weekly offensive line rankings, they are back on the up
The Bills (4-1) beat the Los Angeles Rams 37-34 in overtime
with the eighth-best offensive line in the league heading into that game, Buffalo has moved up one spot. PFF has now ranked the Bills' O-line the No. 8 overall unit heading into their upcoming matchup with the Las Vegas Raiders (3-2) in Week 6.PFF's breakdown on Buffalo's O-line can be found below:
- Buffalo Bills (up 1)LT: Dion DawkinsLG: Alec AndersonC: Connor McGovernRG: O’Cyrus TorrenceRT: Spencer BrownDion Dawkins has been one of the best offensive linemen in the NFL this season for the Bills, in particular as a run-blocker — where his 91.4 PFF run-blocking grade trails only Darnell Wright of the Chicago Bears and Penei Sewell of the Detroit Lions. Right tackle Spencer Brown left Monday’s win over the Rams with a back injury, so that will be something to monitor as Buffalo prepares to take on the Las Vegas Raiders on a short week.
This week, multiple teams saw movement downward on PFF's offensive line rankings. Among other teams that fell? The Raiders.
LA's was previously ranked ninth-overall. Now they sit outside the top 10 at No. 15.
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This article originally appeared on Bills Wire: PFF NFL offensive line rankings: Bills rise in poll entering Week 6
