Ohio State's offensive line entering 2016 had one of the more interesting dynamics of any position group.
The Buckeyes returned two veterans in Billy Price and Pat Elflein, but were forced to start true freshman Michael Jordan at guard, while also breaking in two first-year starters at left and right tackle.
Ohio State finished the season 11-2 and earned a birth in the College Football Playoff, but the season ended with more questions than answers as the Buckeyes were throttled by Clemson, 31-0.
The offensive front for OSU allowed 28 sacks in 2016, half of which came against Penn State and Michigan combined.