Joe Thuney named NFL protector of the year

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Joe Thuney has been named the inaugural NFL protector of the year, a new award that recognizes the league’s top offensive lineman. The honor was announced at NFL Honors.

Now with the Chicago Bears, Thuney earned the award for his consistent, high-level play in the trenches. Known for his technique, durability, and football IQ, he anchored the offensive line while helping protect the quarterback and support the run game.

This first-ever award puts a spotlight on the importance of offensive linemen, and Joe Thuney sets the standard as its first winner.

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