I agree. They
could get a center with that pick. The problem is
needing it to be a center with that pick which, if they don't address it in free agency, paints them into a corner they don't want to be in.
I did some quick math and, going back to 2013, the first center came off the board on average by the 30th overall pick. The 2nd center by the end of round 2. So depends on who they like.
But I agree with the "targeting someone who can start" thing with the 57th pick. Or, really, someone who can contribute from day one. That could be a front seven defensive player, a 3rd CB, etc.
