Chris Griesenbeck is a big-bodied, reliable Baylor line grinder
Chris Griesenbeck’s profile points to a classic offensive-line differentiator: size, durability, and steady snap-to-snap value. Baylor listed him at 6-6 and 268 pounds, and in the 2008 season he played in all 12 games, earning a starting role late in the year while helping a Bears offense that jumped to 2,349 rushing yards, the program’s best total since 1981. That kind of trench dependability matters if you want a lineman who can absorb volume, keep the run game humming, and bring a workmanlike, low-drama presence.
