What is the best Ohio State offensive line of the last 40 years? That is the Bucknuts’ Poll of the Day. We took a close look at the Buckeyes’ top O-lines of the last four decades on Wednesday in a story you can read here. In our estimation, the best offensive fronts of the last 40 years are, in chronological order, 1984 (led by Jim Lachey and Kirk Lowdermilk), 1994 (Orlando Pace, Korey Stringer), 1996 (Pace, Juan Porter, LeShun Daniels Sr.,), 2005 (Nick Mangold, Rob Sims, Kirk Barton) and 2013 (Taylor Decker, Jack Mewhort, Corey Linsley, Andrew Norwell). And just for fun, let’s toss the Buckeyes’ projected 2020 offensive line in the mix, because it is expected to be elite. It will be led by three returning starters — senior left tackle Thayer Munford, fourth-year junior center Josh Myers and fourth-year junior right guard Wyatt Davis. The two new starters…
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