Georgia Tech Spring Football Depth Chart Projections: Interior Offensive Line

Who is likely to start along the interior for Georgia Tech?

The interior of Georgia Tech's offensive line is going to be searching for some new faces this spring to step up. There have not only been departures for this position group, but the Yellow Jackets had one of the worst offensive lines in the country last season and because of that, I think that any of these spots could be open this season. Under new offensive line coach Geep Wade, this might be the most important position on the team heading into the spring. 

At left guard, there were two main starters at the position, but they are both gone now. Pierce Quick made the decision not to finish his playing career and Paula Vaipulu transferred to North Texas. Weston Franklin started every game at center and is the favorite to do so again. At right guard, Joe Fusile started seven of the first eight games at right guard before Jordan Williams took over. Fusile also started one game at left guard. 

The newcomers to the team include Charlotte transfer Jordan Brown, who I think will compete at one of the guard spots, and the 2023 high school signees. The lone early enrollee that will be participating this spring is Elias Cloy. Cloy is a talented player who will be getting valuable reps this spring and that is always a plus for freshmen looking to compete for playing time.

I think Brown could be in line to play at any of these three, spots including center. I like his potential and think he could play or backup at any of the guard spots or center.

Some other interior linemen to monitor this spring will be Paul Tchio and Will Scissum. Both players have experience. 

Will Jordan Williams remain on the interior of the line for 2023? / Atlanta Journal-Constitution- Credit: Danny Karnik, Georgia Tech Athletics

For left guard, I think there is going to be an open competition and multiple players will be involved. If Williams stays at guard and does not move back out to tackle, he could be the favorite at right guard, and Fusile could compete for the left guard spot. Scissum and Tchio could factor in here as well. 

I expect Franklin to be the starting center again this season. If he improves this spring and into the fall, he could be one of Georgia Tech's best linemen. 

If Williams stays at guard, I think he will get the first opportunity to be the starter. 

Another arrival this summer will be freshman Patrick Screws.

Projected Georgia Tech Interior Offensive Line Depth Chart For Spring

Left Guard

1. Joe Fusile

2. Jordan Brown

Center

1. Weston Franklin

2. Jordan Brown

Right Guard

1. Jordan Williams

2. Paul Tchio

With a new offensive line coach, it is unclear where certain guys could be playing at. This unit was not very good last season and that could mean every position could be up for grabs. Williams could also move back to tackle, which would create more competition. This is the most important position this spring and make sure to keep an eye on it. 

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