GHSF Daily’s Offensive Line of the Week is Kell’s unit of left tackle David Torres, left guard Chase Lewandowski, center David Ornelas, right guard Vincent Consolino, right tackle Brodey Bedwell, guard/tackle Kayden Jacobo, guard Keenan Thompson and center/guard Jared Miller with tight ends Brayden Rouse, Kason Fox and Bryce Shelton.

GHSF Daily’s Offensive Line of the Week is Brunswick’s unit of left tackle Chase Richardson, left guard Aiden Watford, center Garrett Wiggins, right guards Chris Wingster and Desmon Smith and right tackle Kasi’yah Charlton. They paved the way for 707 total yards, 425 rushing, in a 61-34 victory against Lakeside of Evans.

GHSF Daily’s Offensive Line of the Week is Irwin County’s unit of Jakob Brown, Hudson Royal, Kellen Wynn, Gabe McTear and Owen Griffin and tight ends Brodie Suggs and Tripp Poole. They paved the way for 531 rushing yards and eight rushing touchdowns in a 64-34 victory over Charlton County.

GHSF Daily’s Offensive Line of the Week is Douglas County’s unit of Julius Dumas, Brooklyn Spivey, Joshua Vaughan, Devin Munford, Chase Mideau, Eddie Alford and Terrance Brandon with tight end Bryce Anderson. They paved the way for 748 total yards (464 rushing, 285 passing) in a 42-17 victory over East Coweta.

GHSF Daily’s Offensive Line of the Week is Lee County’s unit of Jayden Daniels, Dylan Richardson, Carter Lawrence, Shavex Dixon and Dom Vigil with tight end Durrah Butler and fullback Alex Smith. They helped produce 347 total yards, 200 of it rushing, in a 35-23 victory over reigning Class 6A champion Thomas County Central.

GHSF Daily’s Offensive Line of the Week is Richmond Hill’s unit of Ho'o Naki, Brody Miller, Billy Meadows, Thomas Zimbalatti, Cam Jackson, Blake Whitaker, Brooks Gilbert, Colton Sanchez and Jaylon Deal. They paved the way for 462 rushing yards and five rushing touchdowns in a 35-28 win over nationally ranked Buchholz of Gainesville, Fla.

GHSF Daily’s Offensive Line of the Week is Chattooga’s unit of Luke Reece, Fletcher Crowe, Malcolm Wiggins, Luke Busby and Dakhari Black with tight ends Brayden Howard, David Lowe, Stanton Peppers, Koi Dodd and Kadin Fife. They paved the way for 320 rushing yards in a 56-6 victory over Gordon Central.

North Cobb’s unit of left tackle Isaac Sikes-Ransby, left guard Jackson Oliver, center Joshua Dahan, right guard Alex Kolev and right tackle Brandon Anderson with tight ends Damar Madison-Clay and Jason Grier helped the Warriors put up 426 total yards while allowing no sacks in a 43-14 victory over Cass.

Marist's offensive line of left tackle Austin Sperry, left guard Henry Utsch, center Matt Monarchik, right guard Kelly Spalding and right tackle Brady Barry paved the way for 337 rushing yards and five touchdowns in a 38-0 victory over then-No. 10 Woodward Academy of Class 5A.

Dublin’s offensive line of Domimarkeyo Walden, Jayden O'Neal, Brennan McCloud, Antwain Hudson and Ta’Maj Carswell with tight ends Brandon Chatman and QuanTavis Lovett paved the way for 512 rushing yards (14.6 yards per carry) and eight rushing touchdowns in a 66-26 victory over East Laurens.

Hughes' offensive line helped produce three 100-yard rushers – Carsyn Baker (144), Qwantavius Wiggins (141) and Jabari Jones (116) – and allowed no sacks in a 52-21 victory over south Fulton County rival Westlake.