2009 NFL Draft: Centers
QB | RB | FB | WR | TE | OT | OG | OC | DT | DE | OLB | ILB | CB | FS | SS | All Rankings
| 1. Alex Mack | 6'4, 314 pounds | California | ||
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A big, rugged center, Mack is possibly the best collegiate center since Nick Mangold. He gets after it on every play and will be a starter for a long time in the NFL. |
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| 2. Max Unger | 6'5, 305 pounds | Oregon | ||
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After transitioning from left tackle, Unger became a regular all-league performer. He's powerful against the run and has the agility to block on the move. |
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| 3. Jonathan Luigs | 6'4, 314 pounds | Arkansas | ||
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Luigs is probably the most athletic center in this class. He could be a good zone blocking scheme prospect, but he does need to improve his strength. |
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| 4. Eric Wood | 6'4, 308 pounds | Louisville | ||
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A strong in-line blocker, Wood sometimes struggles when he has to get out on the move. However, he'll be an asset to any team that likes to maul up front. |
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Additional Rankings:
| 5. Antoine Caldwell, OC, Alabama, 6’3, 305 |
| 6. A.Q. Shipley, OC, Penn State, 6’1, 297 |
| 7. Dallas Reynolds, OC, BYU, 6’5, 324 |
| 8. Brett Helms, OC, LSU, 6’2, 282 |
| 9. Cecil Newton, OC, Tennessee State, 6’2, 294 |
| 10. Jon Cooper, OC, Oklahoma, 6’2, 275 |
| 11. Alex Fletcher, OC, Stanford, 6’3, 302 |
| 12. Edwin Williams, OC, Maryland, 6’3, 311 |
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