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Anthony Muñoz: the case for the GOAT

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    Anthony Muñoz: the case for the GOAT

    OT · Bengals · Born 19 August 1958, Ontario, California, USA · Career 1980–1992

    Left tackle who spent his entire career with the Cincinnati Bengals and is widely regarded as the finest offensive lineman ever to play.

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    Why Anthony Muñoz could be the GOAT

    Muñoz made 11 straight Pro Bowls and is the near-unanimous answer when experts name the greatest offensive lineman. He even caught four touchdown passes on tackle-eligible plays. Linemen rarely get GOAT votes, but if any one of them deserves it, it is Muñoz.

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    Anthony Muñoz is #27 of 30 in the fan ranking, with a 0–3 head-to-head record from 74 NFL votes. See the full NFL GOAT ranking

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