Centers Tyler Larsen and Russell Bodine

This is not a strong year for the center position, but Tyler Larsen's tape has stood out to me as the most consistently impressive of all the center prospects. Was never blown away by Bodine, who is still raw, but 42 bench press reps with non-aligator arms (32 1/2 inches) is damn impressive. Some GMs may need to take another look at his tape.

Russell Bodine, North Carolina – 42

Matt Feiler, Bloomsburg – 36

Tyler Larsen, Utah State – 36

Corey Linsley, Ohio State – 36

Antonio Richardson, Tennessee – 36

Brandon Thomas, Clemson 35

Greg Robinson, Auburn – 32

Gabe Jackson, Mississippi State, 30

Brandon Linder, Miami – 30

John Urschel, Penn State – 30

Taylor Lewan, Michigan – 29

Zack Martin, Notre Dame – 29

Chris Watt, Notre Dame – 20

Jack Mewhort, Ohio State – 28

Jonotthan Harrison, Florida – 27

Kadeem Edwards, Tennessee State – 26

Cameron Fleming, Stanford – 26

Ryan Groy, Wisconsin – 26

Wesley Johnson, Vanderbilt – 26

Zach Fulton, Tennessee – 25

Cyril Richardson, Baylor – 25

Weston Richburg, Colorado State – 25

Xavier Su’a-Filo, UCLA – 25

Billy Turner, North Dakota State – 25

Trai Turner, LSU – 25

Jake Matthews, Texas A&M – 24

Justin Britt, Missouri – 23

Dakota Dozier, Furman – 23

Marcus Martin, USC – 23

Matthew Paradis, Boise State – 23

Joel Bitonio, Nevada – 22

Gabe Ikard, Oklahoma – 22

Ja’Wuan James, Tennessee – 22

Matt Patchan, Boston College – 22

James Stone, Tennessee – 22

David Yankey, Stanford – 22

Conor Boffeli, Iowa – 21

Cyrus Kouanddio, Alabama – 21

Charles Leno Jr., Boise State – 21

Travis Swanson, Arkansas – 20

Thats funny I don't have a clue how good the center class is but just yesterday I was listening to one of the scouts and he said it was a very deep year for centers. Said there were about 7 guys that could start in the league and stated that a normal number might be 2 or 3. Not saying he is right at all because its not a position I follow at all.