Jack is the only current player on this team and rightfully so. He's played a lot of football for us and he's from that same mold. He's the type of player who we've always had success with. We didn't care how tall he was or anything like that. We knew Jack was a great football player and he's done nothing but prove it for three-plus years. He brings that physicalness, he brings that intensity that we need up front, and he certainly deserves to be on this team.

We knew Jordi was going to be good because he was so athletic. He was able to do things at the offensive line position that no one else could really do as far as second-level blocking. He had such great feet and such great body control that we could put him in space and he could survive against linebackers and against defensive backs. It really allowed us to do some things offensively that we haven't done since because he was the only one who could do it. When you look at it that way, he kind of defined the position -- which is what you want out of an All-Decade performer.

Max was the heart and soul of our offensive line in 2018. It was like having another coach on the field. He got people aligned and on the right page for what they should be doing, and then when the ball was snapped was absolutely relentless in how he got after you. You try to use your offensive line to set the tone, and he did it. He was a physical player who finished, and whoever he was going against was in for a long day.

Scott was another player who his freshman year, you might never have had this discussion about him being an All-Decade player. And by the time he was done, you couldn't not have that discussion about him being an All-Decade player. He became one of the most dependable, technically correct, physical offensive linemen we've ever had. He played all of the positions but when we moved him to guard, he really blossomed. Maybe it was getting him next to Max -- those two guys together. But he just absolutely progressed every year to become kind of the benchmark of what we look for in a guard, and he very rightfully deserves to be on this team.

"Ryan was the definition of a blue-collar workman, the type of offensive lineman who has had a lot of success here. He came out to work every day, knew his assignment, loved to practice, became a leader as he went through his career and every year he got better. By his senior year, he was a dominant offensive lineman for us. Certainly, multiple All-Leagues and very deserving of this recognition.

This is interesting because we've had so many great offensive linemen. It was tough, but the people who voted did a really good job on their selections.