Can LSU's Rebuilt Offensive Line Finally Become a Strength?

LSU overhauled its offensive line coaching staff and added elite transfer talent in hopes of fixing last season's biggest weakness. With fall camp set to begin, here's how the depth chart is taking shape and the key battle that could define the Tigers' front five.

By Grant Chachere

August 3, 2026

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If there has been one thing that has been LSU’s Achilles’ heel, it has been its offensive line.

After averaging 194.5 rushing yards per game in Brian Kelly’s first two years, in 2022 and 2023, the Tigers averaged 110 yards per game over his last two seasons. Last season was the worst of the two, and that is putting it kindly. The offensive line allowed 2.23 sacks per game (94th nationally) and 6.

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