Georgia’s offensive line features some very big boys this year. With possibly the most impressive O-line the Dawgs have ever had, the SEC Network took a look at just how big they are.
Georgia’s entire line weighs in heavier than the average NFL offensive lineman (314.8 lbs), which can be very intimidating for opposing defenses.
With four starters returning, including left tackle Andrew Thomas (320 lbs), right tackle Isaiah Wilson (340 lbs, currently injured), Solomon Kindley (335 lbs) at left guard and Cade Mays (318 lbs) at right guard, the Dawgs have the number one ranked offensive line in college football, according to Athlon Sports.
They also replaced former center Lamont Gaillard with sophomore Trey Hill, weighing in at 330 lbs, and let’s not forget big Ben Cleveland, who’s listed at 335 lbs.
In what could likely be juniors Jake Fromm and D’Andre Swift’s last season as Bulldogs, head coach Kirby Smart has made it known where it all starts for the two, and that’s their O-line.
