Philadelphia Eagles 2019 NFL Draft watch: The Top 10 Interior linemen

9. Ross Pierschbacher C/G

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The Crimson Tide is represented once again with this six-foot-three, 307-pound center/guard hybrid. He’s great in the running game and steady enough and reliable enough in the passing game to earn a spot on this list.

As far as the draft goes, look for him to be selected anywhere between the fourth and sixth rounds.

10. Ben Powers

Here’s a name that might generate a ton of interest or controversy, whichever comes first. Some have Powers graded high and think he can go as early as the latter part of the third round.

Others believe he can fall off of a cliff entirely when the draft begins and wind up being an undrafted free agent.

We think he’s the former. The knock is he doesn’t move guys well enough and he’s, at best, average in both the running and passing game, but with some coaching, all of that can get cleared up pretty quickly.

We’ll have to wait and see what happens.

Honorable mention:

Derwin Gray,  Beau Benzschawel, Max Scharping (probably better suited to play OT), Keaton Sutherland, Nate Herbig, Malcolm Pridgeon