(03-11-2026, 10:02 AM)Canthony Wrote: That is my worry. He reminds me of Bradbury in some areas. I think Jones will be a better zone blocker when it comes to the pass rush. That is an area that I think Jones will be better. It's hard for me with Jones. Makes me worry though when Lew is just a simply better all around C and he is still super young. I would be surprised if Lew drops to the end of round 3. If you want him, I think you grab him at 49. I think he may have a chance to go before that even.

(03-11-2026, 10:10 AM)MaroonBells Wrote: Age is another potential problem for Jones. He turns 25 in October.

(03-11-2026, 10:19 AM)Canthony Wrote: Very fair concern for sure.

(03-11-2026, 04:41 PM)dadevike Wrote: Most/all of these college centers are just too small. They will get pushed right back into the QB by a big DT.

(03-12-2026, 04:25 PM)MaroonBells Wrote: Are they though? The misconception on center size has been one of my pet peeves since we drafted Garrett Bradbury, with so many people saying he was "too small." He wasn't too small at all. He may have been underpowered, but he wasn't any smaller than most centers.

Here's a look at some center sizes. And to be fair, and because I have time, I'll put combine measurements first — then current listed size. 

Garrett Bradbury
6-3, 306 — 6-3, 300

Here are the 4 centers who made the Pro Bowl this last season:
Creed Humphrey - 6-4, 302 — 6-4, 302
Cam Jurgens - 6-3, 303 — 6-3, 303
Tyler Linderbaum, 6-2, 296 —6-2, 305
Drew Dalman, 6-3, 295 —6-3, 301

Here are the top 4 centers in the draft, acccording to NFL Draft Buzz
Jake Slaughter - 6-5, 303
Connor Lew - 6-4, 310
Logan Jones - 6-3, 299
Sam Hecht - 6-4, 303

One of the best to ever play the position was Jason Kelce. 
6-3, 280 — 6-3, 295

(03-12-2026, 06:52 PM)BigAl99 Wrote: Logan Jones is the Shortest,

So there's that,.... now,