Three questions for Florida State's offensive line ahead of Tuesday's first scrimmage
Summary
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Florida State rebuilt its entire starting offensive line through the portal, but a healthier spring gave the new unit more time to develop chemistry than last year's group had.
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The projected opening combination was Xavier Chaplin at left tackle, Andre Otto at left guard, Bradyn Welch-Joiner at center, Nate Pabst at right guard and Chimdia Nwaiwu at right tackle, with the right side still the main camp competition.
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Chaplin is the key blindside variable: he did not allow a sack and conceded six pressures in the four Auburn games Ashton Daniels started, but must turn his size and flashes into consistent protection.
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Florida State expected the ground game to be the offense's strength and was more confident in the line's run blocking than its pass protection; the staff also considered using a sixth lineman at tight end against heavier boxes.
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