At the beginning of last fall, Baylor’s offensive line was a mystery. They had shuffled through three offensive line coaches and had to learn two separate offenses in a span of 12 months.

As the Bears inch closer to their season opener against Auburn on Friday, Aug. 29, at McLane Stadium, Grayson Grundhoefer and Levi Caraway try to predict Baylor’s depth chart, starting with the offense.

SicEm365 Co-Editor Grayson Grundhoefer predicts his breakout players for the Bears 2025 season.

Baylor offensive linemen Coleton Price, Ryan Lengyel, Sidney Fugar took questions on Wednesday evening after Baylor Football practice.

SicEm365 Lead Recruiting Analyst and Co-Editor Grayson Grundhoefer unloads a massive set of insider notes on the Baylor offense leading into Fall Camp this week.

Baylor’s offense is loaded. But none of it matters if the offensive line can’t hold the line. And that group? It already believes it can dominate.

“Every team is its own team. We can’t hold our heads high on last year’s achievements when we still have a season to play this year,” head coach Dave Aranda told his team following practice last Thursday.

Sidney Fugar, Omar Aigbedion, Coleton Price and Ryan Lengyel joined their position coach to answer questions after the Bears' Thursday practice.

Competition, by all accounts, was something that wasn’t necessarily stressed throughout fall camp last year, in particular, on the offensive line. This time around, fifth-year head coach Dave Aranda isn’t making that same mistake.

Tackles Campbell Barrington and Alvin Ebosele joined center Coleton Price in talking to the media after Friday's practice.

Baylor center Coleton Price is looking to build on his success from last season while adapting to new coaches and a new offensive scheme.

Baylor's new offensive line coach, plus players Omar Aigbedion and Coleton Price, met with the media after practice on Thursday.

Let’s take a closer look at the players who performed well this past Fall and the ones that I’m excited to see in Jake Spavital’s 2024 offense.

Baylor will have five new starters on its OL in 2023. And given that the Wide Zone offense revolves around the wide zone running play you need a good/great OL to make this offense hum. Who steps up?