Quote:Fred is first. Smith would be second. Boseli was a Dominant Right Tackle( I know he played left Tackle but its hard to judge when our QB was Left Handed) where is the love for Leon Searcy the tackle that actually protected Brunels backside? Everyone talks about how Tony Dominated Bruce Smith in that bills game, but if you watch the game Tony did dominate him for the first part but then Bruce Smith moved to the other side and kept changing across the d-line. I think Tony was better then average and a probowl Tackle and his injuries took him out to soon so we will never know how good he would have been protecting a QBS backside. (if Tony got beat, Mark ran the other way so no sack.)

 

You don't get Hall of Fame nominations (every year since 2009) on a 6-year career for "better than average". B. Smith had 13.5 sacks that year, and Boselli, a 2nd year OT, dominated the HoF DE. Smith was moving around because he couldn't do anything against Boselli. I don't know how you manage to use that against him? Doesn't really make sense. Smith only had a couple tackles, 2 pressures, and no sacks in that game. 

 

People also forget that he dominated Derrick Thomas too.

 

Also, if Tony gave up a sack, it was because Mark ran. He only allowed 15.5 in his career, and a handful came from Brunell's mobility. I'm a bit of a Boselli fanboy, so maybe you can explain your stance a little bit better because I don't see it. 

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