According to Virginia Tech Joe Rudolph Join the real freshmen and continue to walk oz The starting five on Blacksburg’s second- and third-team offensive lines seem settled, and it’s no surprise.
Any prohibition Unexpected Changes, Virginia Tech should open the season with an offensive line consisting of (left to right). Silas Dzansi, Jesse Hansen, Johnny Jordan, Kaden MooreAnd Parker Clements.
Four of the five projected offensive linemen have multiple starts under their belt, and two are considered sixth-year seniors.
As fall camp continues, let’s go watch out With a projected five starting offensive linemen.
LT – Silas Dzansi – When he entered his sixth year at Biskup, come down He redshirted during the 2017 season after spending a semester at Fork Union Military Academy. It started in 2018. Th Final He moved into the 2019 season as a starter for eight games on the right edge before suffering a foot injury, playing three games at right tackle this season. In the 2020 season, come down He moved from offensive tackle to guard and made three starts at right guard. last season, come down He started seven games before suffering an ankle injury. Played in 12 games, starting four games at right tackle, two at left guard and one at left tackle.
LG – Jesse Hansen – A class of 2019 prospect, Hansen played sparingly in his true freshman season which resulted in a redshirt year. Hanson played through the 2020 season before being released as a reserve prospect for the 2021 season. Last fall, Hansen logged snaps in 12 games.
c – Johnny Jordan – Jordan began his career at Maryland as an All-Big Ten honorable mention selection after the 2020 season, starting four games at center. In 2019, Jordan started six games on Maryland’s offensive line. After transferring to Virginia Tech, Jordan appeared in all 13 games for the Hokies, centering three stars. The 2022 season will mark Jordan’s sixth collegiate season. He was given an additional year of eligibility by the NCAA.
RG – Kaden Moore – After redshirting the 2020 season, Moore started 13 games at right guard in 2021 for Virginia Tech. He was named the Athletics’ first All-American following the 2021 season.
edit – Parker Clements – After redshirting the 2020 season, Clements played in 11 games in the 2021 season and made seven starts at right tackle. Following the season, he was named All-ACC third team by Pro Football Focus.
