Ranking NFC North Rooms: Interior OL

KANSAS CITY, MO - NOVEMBER 03: Center Garrett Bradbury #56 and offensive guard Josh Kline #64 of the Minnesota Vikings get set on the offensive line, against the Kansas City Chiefs during the second half at Arrowhead Stadium on November 3, 2019 in Kansas City, Missouri. (Photo by Peter G. Aiken/Getty Images) /

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2. Chicago Bears

James Daniels Cody Whitehair Germain Ifedi

Corey Levin Rashaad Coward, Arlington Hambright

The Bears line got remarkably better when Daniels moved from center to guard, and Whitehair took over at center. Daniels has had struggles adjusting to the NFL, but at guard, where things are simple, they can get the best out of him.

Beyond that, Cody Whitehair is the reason that the Bears are higher than the Lions. He very well may be the top interior offensive lineman in the division. Daniels is entering year three, and while he did not hit the ground running at center like Ragnow, he is better than any guard on the Lions.

Whitehair is still better than Ragnow, and both are holding down their offensive line.

As noted in the Lions section, they do have multiple right guard options that the Bears would not mind having, though. Whether it be Ifedi or Coward, they are going to have questions. If you wanted to push the Lions ahead, you could. However, it is too hard to put someone as valuable as Whitehair that low on a list like this.

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