Layth Ghannam is carving out a real role on Virginia Tech’s offensive line
The 2025 season showed Ghannam as a legitimate ACC-level interior line piece: he played in 12 games, made 10 starts, and logged 598 offensive snaps while helping Virginia Tech average 182.4 rushing yards per game, fourth in the ACC.[2] He brings size, pedigree, and polish — a former four-star from West Virginia who was praised as a freak athlete and a steady pass-protector in high school, and he’s already earned a starting guard spot at Virginia Tech.[1][9] He’s the kind of road-grader who fits teams wanting physicality, consistency, and upside, not just raw power.[1][2]
