Dane Brugler

Other teams had, um, uh,

Logan Jones, other teams had Trey Zune.

And so they were all kind of grouped together.

And it's like, okay, when that run starts, that's when we could see these centers fly off the board.

And Logan Jones, it's just ironic how closely his path has mirrored Tyler Linderbaum.

They were both defensive tackles.

When they got to Iowa, they made the transition.

They're both undersized.

Now, Logan Jones is...

Very much undersized.

And I think that's the big worry is he has under 31 inch arms.

And it's just it's there are times where he's going to face off against a powerful defensive lineman with 34 inch arms.

How is he going to be able to hold up consistently doing that?

But you draft him because of the scheme fit and that mobility, the range he brings as a blocker.

um the the mentality that he has and he's really strong in his own right there's no question about that it's more just can he get out leveraged at the point of attack but going back to same thing with sam roush if you don't get one there you might find yourself shut out of your back of your next uh options the next time you're up it's the same thing with logan jones if you don't get them there you might not like the plan b c or d the next time you have a pick

Yeah, we knew that the Bears could use some corner depth.

Right.

And so with a guy like Muhammad, who's six foot, 182 pounds, ran a 4-4-2.

Now, I don't I don't know that I always see that 4-4-2 with Muhammad on film.

But I think the way he tested, the way he played at the Senior Bowl, I think you were encouraged by just where this guy is headed.