Landon Dickerson cracks top five in exclusive list (but exposed for one issue)

From the moment the Philadelphia Eagles selected Landon Dickerson in the second round of the 2021 NFL Draft, he was destined for greatness as the next top offensive lineman. That has come true, but is there a flaw in his game? ESPN NFL reporter Jeremy Fowler shared the rankings of the top interior offensive linemen in the league, as surveyed by NFL coaches, executives, and scouts. Dickerson found himself at number five, but Fowler brought up some interesting stats that show he might have a weakness in his game. "Dickerson wasted little time establishing himself along Philadelphia's vaunted line, earning a Pro Bowl nod in each of the past three seasons. 'Explosive power -- holy smokes,' a veteran NFL offensive line coach said. 'Strength, durability. He's built to last. The organized mass he can help create is top-notch.' Evaluators saw premier status for him entering 2024, which largely proved true since Dickerson helped lead Philadelphia to a championship. But one oddity accompanied his profile -- ESPN stats