I've watched video on several centers in this draft. Where they should be taken is unclear. The top three on many boards seems to be:

 

1. Weston Richburg - Colorado State - Very good. He will start right away. Seems aggressive. Pulls really well. Didn't notice any really significant bad stuff in pass blocking. He has some punch, and sets up quickly. 

 

2. Marcus Martin - Southern California - He looked good against Notre Dame, but not as good against Stanford. Gets through the defensive line well. Traps. Pass-blocking didn't seem too good. Whiffed a few times and stood around other times. The two games really contrast each other suggesting inconsistent play, or not active enough along the line. He gets secondary blocks. At times you can hear pads popping during the Notre Dame game. 

 

3. Travis Swanson - Arkansas - Seems just average. Watched two games and he is consistent, but not exceptional. Seems tough, but not aggressive. Pulls left a lot, but often fails to block well and doesn't seal well. NOTE: I had more fun watching #76 on the Arkansas offensive line, LG Dan Skipper. 6-11, 315 Lbs. He's all in. Watch Skipper at 15:15 and the trailing replays of this video LSU @ Arkansas All in.

 

We could draft Byran Stork of Florida State later. He played solid. Handled a freshman QB. There were a few bad snaps. Still, he's going to be a solid pro.

 

The one player who doesn't seem to be getting consideration is Oklahoma's Gabe Ikard. Here's the one video of him at the Draft Breakdown site against Alabama. He's stout. He's keeping busy. He's get a fair number of key blocks, including some knock downs. It looks like he projected to be a very late round pick?

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