Chasen Hines

CAREER TRANSACTIONS

Chasen Hines was drafted by the New England Patriots in the sixth round (210th overall) of the 2022 NFL Draft.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS

• Four-year letterwinner on the offensive line for Louisiana State
• Appeared in 35 games during his career, starting 17 times.
• Started 16 times at right guard and once at left guard.
• Served as the backup center to All-America Lloyd Cushenberry during LSU's national championship season in 2019.
• Helped plug holes in an injury-riddled offensive line as a true freshman in 2018.
• Originally came to LSU as a defensive lineman, but switched to the offensive side of the ball
• Played in the 2022 Senior Bowl in Mobile.

SEASONAL REVIEWS

Senior Year (2021):

• Appeared in eight games, starting seven times.
• All seven starts came at right guard … Played 76 snaps at Auburn and then logged 74 snaps at Kentucky the following week.
• Started against Florida, but only played 11 snaps due to a lower leg injury.
• Returned to action against Alabama with a season-high 77 snaps.
• Closed out the season with a start at right guard against Kansas State in the Texas Bowl.

Junior Year (2020):

• Started the first nine games of the season before missing the finale against Ole Miss.
• Played 665 offensive snaps.
• Did not miss an offensive play in six of the nine games in which he saw action.
• Played career-high 92 snaps in win over Arkansas.
• Did not miss an offensive snap in four straight games – Auburn (78 plays), Arkansas (92), Texas A&M (72), and Alabama (73).

Sophomore Year (2019):

• Served as the backup to All-America Lloyd Cushenberry at center in 2019.
• Played in 10 games with no starts.
• Also saw action on special teams.
• Saw most action of season against Vanderbilt (36 snaps at left guard).

Freshman Year (2018):

• Played in eight games with one start in 2018.
• Started at left guard against Mississippi State as he helped the Tigers to a 19-3 win over the Bulldogs.
• Came off the bench for an injured Garrett Brumfield against Auburn and helped LSU to a 22-21 win.
• Inserted into the lineup after just one series against No. 2 ranked Georgia, filling in for an injured Adrian Magee.
• Played 75 snaps in LSU's 36-16 win over Georgia as the Tigers racked up 475 total yards against a Bulldog defense that went into the game leading the SEC in total yards allowed.
• Saw action in six of LSU's eight SEC games with other action coming against Ole Miss (16 plays), Alabama (20 plays) and Arkansas (21 plays).
• Played a total of 286 offensive snaps.

PERSONAL

• Majoring in sports administration.

CAREER TRANSACTIONS

Chasen Hines was drafted by the New England Patriots in the sixth round (210th overall) of the 2022 NFL Draft.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS

• Four-year letterwinner on the offensive line for Louisiana State
• Appeared in 35 games during his career, starting 17 times.
• Started 16 times at right guard and once at left guard.
• Served as the backup center to All-America Lloyd Cushenberry during LSU's national championship season in 2019.
• Helped plug holes in an injury-riddled offensive line as a true freshman in 2018.
• Originally came to LSU as a defensive lineman, but switched to the offensive side of the ball
• Played in the 2022 Senior Bowl in Mobile.

SEASONAL REVIEWS

Senior Year (2021):

• Appeared in eight games, starting seven times.
• All seven starts came at right guard … Played 76 snaps at Auburn and then logged 74 snaps at Kentucky the following week.
• Started against Florida, but only played 11 snaps due to a lower leg injury.
• Returned to action against Alabama with a season-high 77 snaps.
• Closed out the season with a start at right guard against Kansas State in the Texas Bowl.

Junior Year (2020):

• Started the first nine games of the season before missing the finale against Ole Miss.
• Played 665 offensive snaps.
• Did not miss an offensive play in six of the nine games in which he saw action.
• Played career-high 92 snaps in win over Arkansas.
• Did not miss an offensive snap in four straight games – Auburn (78 plays), Arkansas (92), Texas A&M (72), and Alabama (73).

Sophomore Year (2019):

• Served as the backup to All-America Lloyd Cushenberry at center in 2019.
• Played in 10 games with no starts.
• Also saw action on special teams.
• Saw most action of season against Vanderbilt (36 snaps at left guard).

Freshman Year (2018):

• Played in eight games with one start in 2018.
• Started at left guard against Mississippi State as he helped the Tigers to a 19-3 win over the Bulldogs.
• Came off the bench for an injured Garrett Brumfield against Auburn and helped LSU to a 22-21 win.
• Inserted into the lineup after just one series against No. 2 ranked Georgia, filling in for an injured Adrian Magee.
• Played 75 snaps in LSU's 36-16 win over Georgia as the Tigers racked up 475 total yards against a Bulldog defense that went into the game leading the SEC in total yards allowed.
• Saw action in six of LSU's eight SEC games with other action coming against Ole Miss (16 plays), Alabama (20 plays) and Arkansas (21 plays).
• Played a total of 286 offensive snaps.

PERSONAL

• Majoring in sports administration.