Scouting Reports:
Arkansas Bio: http://www.arkansasrazorbacks.com/roster/frank-ragnow/
NFL: http://www.nfl.com/draft/2018/profiles/frank-ragnow?id=2559824
NFL Draft Scout: https://www.themaven.net/nfldraftscout/news/20-lions-c-frank-ragnow-pWsGZRyVpU6qZ2p5Fdvezg/?full=1
Draft Wire: https://draftwire.usatoday.com/2018/01/25/frank-ragnow-nfl-draft-profile/
Draft Analyst: http://draftanalyst.com/frank-ragnow
CBS: https://www.cbssports.com/collegefootball/players/playerpage/2141931/frank-ragnow
Walterfootball: http://walterfootball.com/scoutingreport2018fragnow.php
Nepatriotsdraft: http://www.nepatriotsdraft.com/2018/03/scouting-report-frank-ragnow-center.html
Overall Rankings (Average Ranking is 47):
PFF (14. FRANK RAGNOW, ARKANSAS – CENTER: Ragnow doesn’t have the rare physical traits that Nelson possesses, but he’s been arguably as dominant when healthy over the past couple seasons. He’s been PFF’s top-graded center in back-to-back seasons despite being only limited to 415 snaps this past year. In 2,603 collegiate snaps, Ragnow did not allow a single sack.): https://www.profootballfocus.com/news/draft-pff-big-board-top-250-players-for-the-2018-nfl-draft
NFL's Mike Mayock (19. Frank Ragnow): http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap3000000928186/article/mike-mayocks-2018-nfl-draft-top-100-prospect-rankings
Rotoworld Norris (32. C Frank Ragnow: Where He Wins: Once his hands are on you, it is over. Watch his game against Alabama and you see him dominate Da’Ron Payne. Has experience at both center and guard. Very consistent at getting to the second level and wants to move the defender away from the play. Such a consistent player. Forecast: Ragnow will be a first round pick, likely to the Bengals or Panthers. He can immediately start at guard or center.): http://www.rotoworld.com/articles/cfb/79419/325/norris-top-150-draft-board
Rotoworld Thor (37. Frank Ragnow): http://www.rotoworld.com/articles/cfb/79406/325/top-400-nfl-draft-big-board
CBS (33. Frank Ragnow): https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/draft/prospect-rankings/
NFL's Gil Brandt (40. Frank Ragnow: An ankle injury cost him the last five games of the season and required surgery. He's a tough, hard-working player who played both guard and center at Arkansas. I wish he was faster in the cone drill (8.04). Still, he'll be a starter by Year 2.): http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap3000000926642/article/hot-150-gil-brandts-topranked-prospects-for-2018-nfl-draft
NFL's Dan Jeremiah (40. Frank Ragnow: Ragnow has been a very effective player at both center and right guard during his career at Arkansas. He has an excellent combination of size, quickness and toughness. In the run game, he has a quick first step. He operates out of a narrow base, but he's able to generate a lot of movement at the point of attack. He's an excellent finisher and he's also effective on outside pulls. In pass protection, he does a nice job of staying square and using his upper-body strength to torque and wrestle pass rushers. He lacks ideal knee bend, but he gets away with it against top-notch SEC competition. Overall, Ragnow has the necessary skill set to start early in his career and perform at a high level.): http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap3000000928419/article/daniel-jeremiahs-top-50-prospects-for-2018-nfl-draft-40
NFL Draftscout (46. Frank Ragnow): https://www.draftscout.com/members/ratings/tsx_top1000.php?draftyear=2018&sortby=rateall&order=ASC&startspot=25
PFW (51. Arkansas C Frank Ragnow — He’s a top-30 player in this class and could be a first-round pick. The type of player who plays a decade and just mauls people. Our biggest whiffs, we believe, were Arkansas OL Frank Ragnow and LSU WR D.J. Chark. They’re top-50 talents all day, and there honestly could be eight or nine listed below who could have replaced some who made the list earlier. Ragnow should be a Day 1 starter at center or guard, and Chark could be a special playmaker if he tightens up his ball skills.): http://www.profootballweekly.com/__uuid/492e4470-f01e-4968-9411-8f2578100317/
Draft Countdown (55. Frank Ragnow): http://www.draftcountdown.com/nfl-draft-ranking/2018-top-300-overall/
Rob Rang's Rankings (59. Frank Ragnow): https://www.themaven.net/nfldraftscout/news/rob-rang-s-final-top-100-big-board-99RsZLoYnE2-8K7uQfAB-A/?full=1
DrafTek (60. Frank Ragnow): https://www.drafttek.com/m/Top-100-NFL-Draft-Prospects-2018.asp
ESPN Jeff Legwold (67. Frank Ragnow: Ragnow missed the last five games of the season because of ankle surgery, but did some position drills at his pro day. He was a three-year starter, a team captain and plays with toughness. He has the ability to play guard or center.): http://www.espn.com/nfl/draft2018/story/_/id/23201964/2018-nfl-draft-jeff-legwold-ranking-top-100-prospects-picks
Walterfootball (not ranked in top 100): http://walterfootball.com/nfldraftbigboard
Positional Rankings (Average Ranking is 3):
CBS (1. Frank Ragnow): https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/draft/prospect-rankings/centers/
DraftTek (Centers - 1. Frank Ragnow): https://www.drafttek.com/2018-NFL-Draft-Prospect-Rankings/Top-College-Centers-2018-Draft.asp
PFF (C - 1. Frank Ragnow: Ragnow doesn’t have the rare physical traits that Nelson possesses, but he’s been arguably as dominant when healthy over the past couple seasons. He’s been PFF’s top-graded center in back-to-back seasons despite being only limited to 415 snaps this past year. In 2,603 collegiate snaps, Ragnow did not allow a single sack.): https://www.profootballfocus.com/news/draft-ranking-the-interior-ol-prospects-for-the-2018-nfl-draft
NFL DraftScout (2. Frank Ragnow): http://nfldraftscout.com/position-rankings/
Draft Analyst (3. Frank Ragnow): http://draftanalyst.com/ranking?position=C&year=
Draft Countdown (3. Frank Ragnow): http://www.draftcountdown.com/nfl-draft-ranking/2018-center-rankings/
Walterfootball (Centers - 4. Frank Ragnow: 4/24/18: Ragnow played well for Arkansas in 2017 before a high ankle sprain ended his season early. The injury required surgery, but Ragnow should be ready for the start of the 2018 season. Ragnow had a late rise, and some team sources say they think that Ragnow could be a late first-round pick. If he slips out of the first round, Ragnow could easily go in the second round. He is a strong blocker at the point of attack who is a developed technician with the ability to play guard or center. 7/17/17: Ragnow could be in the running to be one of the top center prospects in the 2018 NFL Draft. Over the past two seasons, he hasn't allowed a single sack while taking on excellent competition. As one can expect coming from Arkansas, Ragnow is also a tough run blocker. He is a technician who enters his senior year having made 26 straight starts. As a sophomore, Ragnow was the Razorbacks starter at right guard. He has the size to be a guard or center in the NFL.): http://walterfootball.com/draft2018C.php
Guards/Centers (4. Frank Ragnow: Missed a lot of time to impress teams with injury in ’17 but still has great range and power on the move, decent feet and quick hands in tight spaces. Ready to start right away if he’s fully recovered. Top 40 overall talent in my eyes, won’t be drafted before the third however.): https://football.realgm.com/analysis/3042/2018-NFL-Draft-Prospecting-Offensive-Linemen
Mike Mayocks Top 5 OL (Frank Ragnow is tied for 5th): http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap3000000927595/article/mike-mayocks-2018-nfl-draft-position-rankings-30
Articles:
Video - 2018 NFL Draft profile: Breaking down Frank Ragnow's college highlights: http://www.sportingnews.com/nfl/video/2018-nfl-draft-profile-breaking-down-frank-ragnows-college/t7orgd4e05o419i5r7409uugy
2018 NFL Draft: Bold predictions for Round 1 (Rosen will slide; Ragnow will go pretty high - I'll give you two predictions. Arkansas center Frank Ragnow not only gets into the first round, but the Arkansas center ends up being the third offensive lineman off the board (behind Notre Dame's Quenton Nelson and Mike McGlinchey). My second prediction: Josh Rosen will slide out of the top 10 picks, and the Chargers will trade up to draft him at No. 13 in a deal with the Redskins.) (4-26-18): http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap3000000928720/article/2018-nfl-draft-bold-predictions-for-round-one
2018 NFL draft reset: Mel Kiper, Todd McShay answer last-minute questions (6. Who are the hottest names in this draft? McShay: Georgia linebacker Roquan Smith is rising up boards -- I don't think he lasts past San Francisco at No. 9. A few others: Nevada guard Austin Corbett (early second round), Arkansas center Frank Ragnow (potentially top 40) and Rutgers DE Kemoko Turay (middle of Day 2).(4-25-18): http://www.espn.com/nfl/draft2018/story/_/id/23276976/2018-nfl-draft-preview-mel-kiper-todd-mcshay-answer-final-questions-prospects-rankings-mock-draft-picks
2018 NFL Draft: Believable things amid so much misinformation (8. Three fast risers. We hear about "risers" all the time, but some of those guys have more heat on them than others. Arkansas C Frank Ragnow, Nevada OL Austin Corbett and Georgia edge Lorenzo Carter are flying up the board. Don't be shocked if one of those players sneaks into the back end of the first round, with Ragnow potentially passing both Billy Price and James Daniels as the top center off the board.) (4-25-18): http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap3000000928504/article/2018-nfl-draft-believable-things-amid-so-much-misinformation
2018 NFL Draft: Raiders eyeing key tackle, Broncos open to trade and more notes (Frank Ragnow climbing draft boards - I continue to hear Ragnow (Arkansas) is the top center in this draft. As I reported a few weeks back, he's someone who was in no one's mock drafts at the start of the month and now will be going quite high. I don't think he makes it past the Bengals in most logical scenarios.) (4-25-18): https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/2018-nfl-draft-raiders-eyeing-key-tackle-broncos-open-to-trade-and-more-notes/
Prospect Profile: Frank Ragnow - ESPN Video (4-25-18): http://www.espn.com/video/clip?id=23313975
Draft buzz: Baker Mayfield on Browns' radar at No. 1? (2. Don't be surprised if three centers go off the board in the first round. NFL Network analyst Daniel Jeremiah recently acknowledged going back to the tape for a deeper study of Arkansas' Frank Ragnow, whose stock is rising in NFL war rooms. "He seems to be a lock to go in the first round," Rapoport added on NFL Up to the Minute, "which is something if you told me two weeks ago I never would have believed it." Iowa's James Daniels (No. 17) and Ragnow (No. 19) are both ranked high on NFL Network draft analyst Mike Mayock's list of the top 100 prospects in the 2018 draft. Ohio State's Billy Price, who suffered a partially torn pectoral at the scouting combine, comes in at No. 45.) (4-24-18): http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap3000000928327/article/draft-buzz-baker-mayfield-on-browns-radar-at-no-1
NFL Draft All-Stars: Mel Kiper's highest-rated player at every position (Ragnow is his top rated center): https://ftw.usatoday.com/2018/04/nfl-draft-all-stars-mel-kipers-highest-rated-player-at-every-position
Frank Ragnow's NFL draft journey, from Chanhassen High to the pros (4-24-18): http://www.startribune.com/frank-ragnow-s-nfl-draft-journey-from-chanhassen-to-the-pros-will-be-bittersweet-without-his-father-by-his-side/480626281/
Video - Frank Ragnow Talks NFL Draft Prep (4-24-18): http://www.arkansasrazorbacks.com/frank-ragnow-talks-nfl-draft-prep/
2018 NFL draft: 4 surprise prospects who could sneak into the 1st round (Frank Ragnow: This year’s interior offensive line class is one of the better ones in recent memory. Notre Dame’s Quenton Nelson is arguably the best guard prospect of the past 15 years, and players like UTEP’s Will Hernandez, Iowa’s James Daniels, Georgia’s Isaiah Wynn, and Ohio State’s Billy Price could all end up in going in the first round. There’s another interior offensive lineman, though, who deserves to be in that conversation. Ragnow is truly one of the most underrated overall players in this year’s draft. He isn’t a big name and he doesn’t play a flashy position, but he does a lot of things right on the football field. The 6’5″, 309-pound Razorback is a strong and technically sound prospect who is able to maintain leverage on defenders. He has good footwork and does a good job of keeping a balanced frame. He has a high motor, blocks to the whistle, and can help out on double-team blocks, as well. Ragnow could stand to improve his pad level in the NFL, though. He is also coming off of a season-ending ankle sprain, but it shouldn’t affect his stock much. Overall, he’s an all-around solid prospect with the potential to be a reliable starter in the league for more than 10 years.) (4-22-18): https://draftwire.usatoday.com/2018/04/22/2018-nfl-draft-4-surprise-prospects-who-could-sneak-into-the-1st-round/
Ledyard: 5 NFL Draft prospects who could sneak into Round 1 (3. Frank Ragnow, C, Arkansas: Remember all those teams I just listed as needing interior offensive line help? Ragnow might be a bigger beneficiary than Corbett. The Arkansas product played the pivot and RG spots this past season, performing at a high level in both areas. His experience against elite competition in a diverse scheme will appeal heavily to NFL teams, and I think Ragnow will be the first center off the board next week. Watch out for Cincinnati as a potential landing spot, with Tennessee as a wild card.) (4-21-18): http://www.profootballweekly.com/lists/2018/04/21/43706710/index.xml?page=4
First- or second-round guards (G/C Frank Ragnow (Arkansas) -- Late-first/early-second pick. Excellent balance and anchor. Plays with power. Rising up boards.) (4-21-18): http://www.espn.com/blog/new-york-giants/post/_/id/56935/austin-corbetts-an-under-the-radar-name-in-the-2018-nfl-draft
NFL Draft: Offensive Player Thumbnails (Frank Ragnow, Arkansas - Strengths: Big and powerful with good awareness. Weaknesses: Lacks great athleticism. Fact: Ragnow's father, Jon, died of a heart attack during the 2016 football season. Frank managed to play, and play well, through the season. Gone by: End of third round.) (4-19-18): http://www.espn.com/espn/wire/_/section/nfl/id/23247028
NFL draft: Four prospects who could be surprise first-rounders (Frank Ragnow, C, Arkansas: One veteran NFL assistant coach compared Ragnow to Saints center Max Unger. In part because of his height (6-foot-5), some project him to be a guard at the next level. That versatility brings value, too."He's a stud," an offensive coordinator said of Ragnow, a three-year starter and team captain for the Razorbacks. "Nobody's talking about him because he's a guard, but he's a really good football player." There could be a run on interior O-linemen, with Iowa center James Daniels, Georgia guard Isaiah Wynn and maybe even Ohio State center Billy Price -- despite the partially torn pec he suffered at the NFL Scouting Combine -- all potentially coming off by the end of the first round. "Those guys are just safe. They're steady. The bust factor is very low on those guys," an AFC executive said. "Maybe they're not the sexiest picks, but worst-case scenario, you're going to end up with a solid player who can step in and contribute pretty early.") (4-18-18): http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap3000000927113/article/nfl-draft-four-prospects-who-could-be-surprise-firstrounders
2018 Draft Preview: Interior Offensive Line (Frank Ragnow (Full, 4.53, Arkansas) is well known for his play at center, but he has seen enough time at guard to prove he could play at both positions in the NFL. Powerful and agile, he excels in both pass and run blocking. If the Lions miss on Corbett, Ragnow will likely be in play for the Lions.) (4-14-18): https://lionswire.usatoday.com/2018/04/14/2018-draft-preview-interior-offensive-line/
Offensive Line Rankings: Few Surprises (Expect a third center, Frank Ragnow of Arkansas, to be off the board by the middle of Round 2. Sources tell me the Patriots at pick 43 are a good fit, though I personally don’t see the need.) (4-13-18): http://draftanalyst.com/offensive-line-rankings-few-surprises
2018 NFL Draft Prospecting Offensive Linemen (4. Frank Ragnow, Arkansas (center): Missed a lot of time to impress teams with injury in ’17 but still has great range and power on the move, decent feet and quick hands in tight spaces. Ready to start right away if he’s fully recovered. Top 40 overall talent in my eyes, won’t be drafted before the third however. ) (4-10-18): https://football.realgm.com/analysis/3042/2018-NFL-Draft-Prospecting-Offensive-Linemen
2018 NFL draft: Most underrated prospect at every position (4. Frank Ragnow: It’s a great year to need a versatile interior blocker with experience at both guard and center, and while the likes of Ohio State’s Billy Price and Iowa’s James Daniels have gotten some first-round buzz recently, Ragnow still seems to be flying under the radar. With tons of successful experience facing some of the nation’s toughest defenses in the SEC, Ragnow has been one of the nation’s most effective performers, as both a run-blocker and a pass-protector. He’s a Day 1 starter at the next level, and will be a steal anytime on Day 2.) (4-8-18): https://draftwire.usatoday.com/2018/04/08/2018-nfl-draft-most-underrated-prospect-at-every-position/6/
Frank Ragnow – the forgotten superstar of the 2018 NFL Draft (4-4-18): https://www.profootballfocus.com/news/draft-frank-ragnow-the-forgotten-superstar-of-the-2018-nfl-draft
Results From Arkansas Razorbacks Pro Day (Frank Ragnow showed out, as the 308 pound offensive lineman clocked a 4.99 forty-yard dash time, along with turning out 27 reps on the bench. His forty time ranks fifth among offensive linemen at the NFL Combine, while his bench reps ranks tied for 25th. Ragnow also had a broad jump of 9’7″ (115 inches), which ranks as the second-best among offensive linemen at the combine, along with his vertical which was 33.5 inches.) (3-27-18): http://www.arkansasrazorbacks.com/arkansas-hosts-annual-pro-day/
Minnesota Native Frank Ragnow Sets Sights on NFL after Personal Tragedy (3-1-18): http://www.vikings.com/news/article-1/Minnesota-Native-Frank-Ragnow-Sets-Sights-on-NFL-after-Personal-Tragedy/1a9957da-709f-4315-ace0-609205c8566f
2018 NFL combine: What we learned from RB and OL weigh-ins and measurements (OL Winners - Frank Ragnow, C, Arkansas. My No. 1 center, Ragnow's measurements demonstrate how long he is at the pivot position.) (2-28-18): https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/draft/news/2018-nfl-combine-what-we-learned-from-rb-and-ol-weigh-ins-and-measurements/
NFL combine preview: Offensive linemen who could make sense for Detroit (Frank Ragnow, C, Arkansas: Again, Quinn loves versatility. So if the Lions do opt to draft a center, Ragnow is definitely one to watch if they still need an offensive lineman in the middle rounds. He began and ended his career at the position, but also played all 13 games at right guard as a sophomore in 2015. He was solid in pass protection and a powerful wedge in the run.) (2-23-18): http://www.mlive.com/expo/erry-2018/02/840dd11edc/nfl_combine_preview_offensive.html
Injured Prospects Who Will Miss the Combine Workouts (Frank Ragnow: Ragnow had his senior season cut short because of an ankle injury that also cost him participating in the Senior Bowl.) (2-22-18): http://walterfootball.com/nflhotpress/article/Injured%20Prospects%20Who%20Will%20Miss%20the%20Combine%20Workouts
NFL Combine preview: Key medical evaluations (Frank Ragnow, C, Arkansas: One of the top interior blockers in this draft class, Ragnow suffered a high ankle sprain in October that prematurely ended his Arkansas career. The injury kept him from participating at the Senior Bowl.) (2-21-18): http://draftscout.tsxfiles.com/2018/02/21/nfl-combine-preview-key-medical-evaluations/
The most versatile offensive weapons in the 2018 draft (C Frank Ragnow: Ragnow is nearly 6-foot-5 and weighs 307 pounds and he has 33 2/8-inch arms so he doesn’t have any physical limitations that would force him into just one offensive line position. Ragnow mostly played center the last two seasons but has played 15 career games at right guard as well and performed admirably. He has consistently been one of the better pass protecting offensive linemen over the past two seasons. In 2017, Ragnow didn’t allow a sack or QB hit and only one single hurry on his 190 pass-block snaps. In fact, he has never allowed a sack in his four-year career. Ragnow was even more effective as a run-blocker — his 93.4 run-block grade ranks No. 2 among all FBS interior offensive lineman behind only Notre Dame guard Quenton Nelson. Ragnow’s ability to play multiple positions on the offensive line at a high level in addition to his solid all-around game merits his inclusion on this list.) (2-16-18): https://www.profootballfocus.com/news/draft-the-most-versatile-offensive-weapons-in-the-2018-draft
Offensive Draft Position Ranks (Ragnow has a great frame, and he plays with power and unmistakable resolve. Strong hands, difficult to push backwards. He’s a level below Daniels and Price only because Ragnow is an average athlete, limiting his ceiling. Athletic interior pass rushers may give him some issues in the NFL. Could start immediately. Won’t be intimidated.) (2-15-18): http://www.rotoworld.com/articles/cfb/77940/325/offensive-draft-position-ranks
2017 PFF All-American Team (Center: Frank Ragnow, Arkansas - Ragnow also makes the team for the second straight year as he led all centers with a 92.4 grade in the run game to go with an 88.3 mark in pass protection. He allowed only one pressure on his 255 pass blocking snaps, and despite not playing since Week 8, his dominant performance was too much to pass up.) (12-7-17): https://www.profootballfocus.com/news/2017-pff-all-american-team
Stock Report: QB prospects heading opposite directions (Arkansas senior OC Frank Ragnow (6-4, 319, 5.33, #72) will miss the rest of the season with a high ankle sprain, which will require minor surgery. He is expected to be sidelined for 12 weeks, putting him on pace to be near full health by the Senior Bowl in late January. Along with Ohio State’s Billy Price and Michigan’s Mason Cole, Ragnow is a top-3 senior center prospect in the 2018 NFL Draft class, offering position versatility at guard as well.) (10-24-17): http://www.lindyssports.com/college-football/article/headline/stock-report-qb-prospects-heading-opposite-directions/453292/
Arkansas center Frank Ragnow will miss the remainder of the regular season with a high-ankle sprain (10-23-17): http://www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/id/21127951/arkansas-razorbacks-center-frank-ragnow-done-season
Stock Report: Damien Harris running like the SEC’s top running back (Frank Ragnow, OC, Arkansas, SR. (6-4, 319, 5.33, #72): Arkansas is 0-3 this season vs. power-five opponents and it doesn’t get any easier with Alabama and Auburn on the schedule the next two weeks. However, one of the bright spots for the Hogs has been Ragnow, the veteran center who is the glue of Arkansas’ identity as a physical, run-first offense. He is quick to engage after the snap with the upper body strength and hand violence to sustain while keeping his balance. Ragnow is a mauler in the run game and keeps busy with the nasty demeanor needed to control and generate movement, creating openings for the ballcarrier. Arkansas is on pace for another 6-6 type of regular season and the future of head coach Bret Bielema in Fayetteville is anyone’s guess. But regardless of the final record, Ragnow has cemented himself in the discussion to be the top center in the 2018 NFL Draft class, projecting as a future NFL starter.) (10-10-17): http://www.lindyssports.com/college-football/article/headline/stock-report-damien-harris-running-like-the-secs-top-running-back/451007/
PFF Draft Watch: Frank Ragnow dominant against Texas A and M (9-24-17): https://www.profootballfocus.com/news/pff-draft-watch-frank-ragnow-dominant-against-texas-am
2018 NFL Draft Watch: FBS Offensive Line Overview (The one other first-round candidate to keep an eye on is Arkansas center Frank Ragnow who was the nation’s top-graded center at 93.4 last season. He had the second-highest percentage of positively-graded blocks in the run game and the lowest percentage of negatives among draft class centers.) (8-21-17): https://www.profootballfocus.com/news/draft-2018-nfl-draft-watch-fbs-offensive-line-overview
Scouting the SEC: Arkansas (Center Frank Ragnow is a fundamentally sound blocker with a great head for the position. He effectively quarterbacks the offensive line and shows ability blocking in motion but is by no means a true mauler in the middle.) (8-11-17): http://draftanalyst.com/scouting-sec-arkansas
Top 5 FBS players, per position, entering the 2017 season: Offense (The Good: Had the second-highest percentage of positively-graded blocks and the lowest percentage of negatively-graded blocks in the run game among draft-eligible centers in 2016. Room to Improve: Can take another step forward in pass protection where his pass blocking efficiency of 97.4 on 7-step drops ranked 28th in the draft class.) (8-7-17): https://www.profootballfocus.com/news/draft-top-5-fbs-players-per-position-entering-the-2017-season-offense
2018 Prospect Profile: Arkansas' Frank Ragnow leads the pack at center (7-24-17): https://www.profootballfocus.com/news/draft-2018-prospect-profile-arkansas-frank-ragnow-leads-the-pack-at-center
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