Browns OG Joel Bitonio falls just shy of ESPN's top 10 interior linemen
While Browns guard Joel Bitonio didn't quite make Fowler's list of the top 10 interior offensive linemen in the NFL, he was one of five players to earn an honorable mention. 2025 marks the first time since Fowler began his survey in 2020 that Bitonio has not ranked within the top 10, but league personnel believe he is still playing at a high level.
Here is what one AFC executive had to say about Bitonio:
"Definitely slight decline as he ages, but still a really good player who grades out well. Still a very consistent player compared to the rest of the field, which is something I really value at an error prevention position."
Bitonio is coming off a 2024 season that saw him earn his seventh straight Pro Bowl selection, and is heading into his 12th season overall with the Browns. Last month, he opened up about why he decided to return for the 2025 season after seriously contemplating retirement this offseason.
While plenty of changes have come to Cleveland this offseason, Bitonio's play is one thing the Browns can count on staying consistent.
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I know Bryce Young looked better after being benched last year, but he takes a lot of sacks, and I'm just not sure he's more than a league-average quarterback. I expect some regression for Chuca Hubbard this year, and the offense is relying heavily on rookie wide receiver Tetairoa McMillan. The Cardinals will also face the Seahawks and Titans in the first five games, and we talked about those offenses above, so we know why those could be solid matchups. The Week 3 matchup against the 49ers might be one we want to avoid, but Deebo Samuel is no longer in San Francisco, and Brandon Aiyuk is still returning from an injury, while Jauan Jennings is holding out for a new contract. The 49ers are unlikely to be an offense we want to attack, but you may get to Week 3 and decide they're not an offense you need to avoid if you want matchups against the Seahawks and Titans. 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I don't think they'll be a great defense, but I think they'll be an improved one, and I think this Raiders offense will be really bad. They have Geno Smith under center and Ashton Jeanty at running back, but little else in the way of dynamic talent. When you add to that a slightly below-average offensive line, I think you get an offense that we want to target in fantasy leagues. The Week 2 matchup for the Patriots is not ideal, but the Dolphins were not one of the top 10 worst matchups for defenses even when they were healthy last season because they usually have turnover issues on offense. PFF gives the Dolphins the 25th-ranked offensive line heading into the 2025 season after the retirement of Terron Armstead, so if the Patriots' defensive line can get pressure on Tua Tagovailoa, this could be a manageable matchup for New England and then allows you to use them against the Steelers and Panthers in the next two weeks. I might be alone, but I'm not sold on the Steelers as an offense we want to avoid. I have no idea what Aaron Rodgers has left in the tank, but I know he's basically a statue in the pocket right now. I have no clue what the Steelers' rushing attack is going to get from Jaylen Warren or rookie Kaleb Johnson, and I don't think they have any difference-making receiving options other than DK Metcalf. With PFF also giving them the 21st-ranked offensive line heading into the season, I might be OK targeting the Steelers with early-season matchups. Of course, you may choose to use New England for just week one and move on, and that's totally fine too. Fantasy Football Defense Week 1 Targets If you're not interested in maximizing value for a few weeks and are fine with having to use the waiver wire to find a new defense after just one week, below are my favorite fantasy football defense (DST) options solely for Week 1. The Denver Broncos (vs Titans), Pittsburgh Steelers (vs Jets), Arizona Cardinals (vs Saints), Los Angeles Rams (vs Texans), and New England Patriots (vs Raiders) are all defenses that I covered above, so you know why I like those matchups. I also mentioned that I'm not sure how good the Steelers' offense will be, so that makes the New York Jets (vs Steelers) a solid option in Week 1. The Philadelphia Eagles were one of the top defensive units in fantasy football last year, so they always appear to be a team we can trust. They get a Week 1 matchup against a Cowboys offense that has a below-average offensive line (23rd in PFF's rankings), and a fairly mediocre running game with Javonte Williams and Miles Sanders leading the way. We know CeeDee Lamb and George Pickens are talented, but this Eagles pass rush could prevent Dak Prescott from having any time to hit big plays down the field to either receiver. I know it's hard to trust the Washington Commanders' defense, but there are some talented pieces here with Bobby Wagner, Von Miller, Mike Sainristil, Trey Amos, and Jonathan Jones. If they can also get a bounce-back season from Marson Lattimore, this could be a good secondary. They will also go up against a Giants offense that has one of the worst offensive lines in football (apart from Andrew Thomas) and will start a past-his-prime Russell Wilson at quarterback with limited receiving options apart from Malik Nabers. I'm OK with this gamble in deeper formats. It may be even harder to trust the Cincinnati Bengals' defense after their brutal showing in 2024, but a matchup against the Browns in Week 1 is super enticing. PFF ranked the Browns as the 27th offensive line in football, and they will likely start immobile Joe Flacco under center to begin the season. The other option is Kenny Pickett, which is also nice for fantasy purposes. Quinshon Judkins' contract and legal situations mean Jerome Ford or Dylan Sampson will likely be the starting running back behind that poor offensive line, and all of the wide receivers behind Jerry Jeudy have not proven to be consistent producers during their NFL careers. I'd rather not take this gamble in shallower leagues, but I can see it in deeper formats.
