GHSF Daily’s Offensive Line of the Week is Grayson’s unit of left tackle Walt Flynn, left guards Don Egbe and Andrew Johnson, centers Josh Threat and Bryce Hudson, right guard Alex Demesier and right tackle Chris Gardner with tight end Kylan Fox. They paved the way for 354 rushing yards and five touchdowns in a 41-14 victory over seventh-ranked Parkview.

GHSF Daily’s Offensive Line of the Week is the Norcross unit of left tackle Rontay Grady, left guard Myron McNeil, center Cole Hilsmier, right guard Kendal Ramsey and right tackle Ethan LaPia with tight ends Robert Benson and Michael Straughter. They paved the way for 342 rushing yards and 472 yards of total offense with no sacks in a 35-17 victory over previously undefeated Peachtree Ridge.

GHSF Daily’s Offensive Line of the Week is Colquitt County’s unit of left tackle Ja’Quavian “Turk” Daniels, left guards Khalil Collins and Tayshaun Hooks, center Jay’Den Williams, right guard Casey Scott and right tackle Xavier Nickerson. They paved the way for 301 yards rushing and 347 yards passing – both season highs – in a 52-34 victory over Lowndes.

GHSF Daily’s Offensive Line of the Week is Fellowship Christian’s unit of left tackle Josh Petty, left guard Caleb Silvers, center Parker Acrey, right guard Evan Hildebrandt and right tackle Caden Coffin with tight end Caden Lickovitch. They paved the way for 422 rushing yards and six touchdowns on 38 carries in a 52-28 victory over 10th-ranked Athens Academy.

Commerce’s offensive line of left tackle Braxton Epps, left guard Logan Gunter, center Boston Brown, right guard Michael Duncan and right tackle Joey Duncan with tight ends Corey Suber and Bryson Fleeman and H-backs De’Kan Williams and Hoke Hogan paved the way for 405 rushing yards and five touchdowns in a 34-0 victory over Social Circle last week.

Rabun County’s offensive line of right tackle Jack Hood, right guard Alex Yearwood, center Zach Gordon, left guard Caiden Lovell and left tackles Ta’Quavian Hargrove and Michael Johnson with tight ends Carver Jarrard and Walker James paved the way for a school-record 411 yards rushing with 155 yards passing in a 42-28 victory over Fellowship Christian.

Stephenson’s offensive line of left tackle Jordan Woody, left guard O’Shea Stroman, center Marcus Andrews, right guard Brandon Perkins, right tackle Da’Mario Brown and tight ends Keiron Wright and Romando Craddock paved the way for 435 rushing yards and seven touchdowns in a 48-42 victory over Tucker.

Troup’s offensive line of left tackle Jatorian Blackmon, left guard Steven Davis, center Wade England, right guard Amarius Perdue and right tackle Isaiah Hall with tight end Ben Taylor and immediate subs Bennett Kirk and Gavin Laney paved the way for 611 total yards on 51 plays in a 56-7 victory over Whitewater.

Prince Avenue Christian’s offensive line of left tackle Jake Atha, left guard Caleb Chandler, center Austin Head, right guard Mason Townsend and right tackle Cody Mitchell helped produce 521 total yards (10.2 per play) and six touchdowns with zero sacks, negative plays or penalties in a 45-17 victory over Monroe Area

Hiram’s offensive line of left tackle Jameson Riggs, left guard Christian Dudley, center Travion Thomas, right guard Torrian Edge and right tackle Clinton Richard paved the way for 282 yards rushing and 281 passing (9.1 yards per play) with 16 knockdown blocks and zero sacks allowed in a 52-49 victory over county rival East Paulding, ending a three-game losing streak in the series.

Madison County’s offensive line paved the way for 527 rushing yards, seven rushing touchdowns and 609 total yards in a 55-35 victory over Elbert County, which was ranked No. 4 in Class A Division I.

Sandy Creek’s offensive line paved the way for a school-record 502 rushing yards and six touchdowns in a 44-24 victory over Newnan last week.