PFF Top 32 Centers for 2025 season

[Hawkeye0202]

This is great, especially going into the 2nd year of his rookie deal




https://www.pff.com/news/nfl-center-rankings-top-32-ahead-of-2025-nfl-season

16. Cooper Beebe, Dallas Cowboys​

Beebe had a bit of a tough start to his rookie campaign, posting just a 60.5 PFF overall grade during the first half of the season. But he performed well to close out the year and earned a 69.6 PFF overall grade through the final eight weeks, which ranked in the top 10 at the position over that span.

If Beebe can carry that momentum into Year 2, he has the ability to climb these rankings.

 

[Mr_437]

Beebe having a whole offseason to focus on being a Center, and learning the nuances of the position should show up majorly in his play this season. I trust the coaches will have Cooper ready to take the 2nd year leap.

 

[Hawkeye0202]

Beebe having a whole offseason to focus on being a Center, and learning the nuances of the position should show up majorly in his play this season. I trust the coaches will have Cooper ready to take the 2nd year leap.

He finished the rookie year strong........that's a huge plus

 

[shabazz]

We've seen growth with him and he learns from mistakes.....thats really all one can ask of any rookie or young player.

The nastiness is something inherent and cant be taught and will serve him well

 

[slick325]

As a rookie he was basically a push in comparison to his predecessor who is now in Washington. If he keeps developing he will surpass Biadasz in year 2.

Solid selection by the Cowboys.

 

[Hawkeye0202]

If he keeps developing he will surpass Biadasz in year 2.

No question........notice he finished the year playing like a top 10.

 

[Havic]

Connor McGovern can play center after all, big miss there by us.

Solid start for Cooper in year 1

 

[TheMarathonContinues]

Connor McGovern can play center after all, big miss there by us.

Solid start for Cooper in year 1

I wanted to see which McGovern that was, and if you click on the link, it says it's the Jets McGovern. But I think that's a goof by PFF site....I think it actually is the ex-Cowboy. They give him middling scores but say he's the 6th best so I don't know how well he's playing.

 

[Proof]

as a third rd rookie in a lost season, this is highly encouraging. w/ booker next to him now as well sky's the limit

 

[gtb1943]

and some morons here want to shift him to guard

 

[phildadon86]

Beebe having a whole offseason to focus on being a Center, and learning the nuances of the position should show up majorly in his play this season. I trust the coaches will have Cooper ready to take the 2nd year leap.

Now that he wont have his mom hiking him the ball to start the year, he may make some serious strides.

 

[conner01]

He finished the rookie year strong........that's a huge plus

I think he’s gonna be a really good center. Not a bad rookie year playing a new position and now he has experience and a full off season. He may not be a top 2-3 centers but I think he could be in the top 5-6. Center is a lot different than guard and he took to it pretty well

 

[darthseinfeld]

This is great, especially going into the 2nd year of his rookie deal




https://www.pff.com/news/nfl-center-rankings-top-32-ahead-of-2025-nfl-season

16. Cooper Beebe, Dallas Cowboys​

Beebe had a bit of a tough start to his rookie campaign, posting just a 60.5 PFF overall grade during the first half of the season. But he performed well to close out the year and earned a 69.6 PFF overall grade through the final eight weeks, which ranked in the top 10 at the position over that span.

If Beebe can carry that momentum into Year 2, he has the ability to climb these rankings.

Uneven rookie year, but thats typical for guys that have been playing the position . He graded out better than Graham Barton

 

[darthseinfeld]

and some morons here want to shift him to guard

I think he has Frederick Lite potential. Frederick was mostly an OC at Wisconsin, but he played alot of time at LG too

 

[Creeper]

Beebe should improve all things considered.

Connor McGovern at #6 is surprising. He was a pretty average OG for Dallas.

The great Cam Jurgens is only 13? LOL.

Seriously though, I don't care much for these rankings. Let the games begin and let's see who gets it done.

 

[Aerolithe_Lion]

Beebe should improve all things considered.

Connor McGovern at #6 is surprising. He was a pretty average OG for Dallas.

The great Cam Jurgens is only 13? LOL.

Seriously though, I don't care much for these rankings. Let the games begin and let's see who gets it done.

They said they penalized CJ for injuries, but otherwise he was a top 10 graded C when healthy

 

[buybuydandavis]

16. Cooper Beebe, Dallas Cowboys
Beebe had a bit of a tough start to his rookie campaign, posting just a 60.5 PFF overall grade during the first half of the season. But he performed well to close out the year and earned a 69.6 PFF overall grade through the final eight weeks, which ranked in the top 10 at the position over that span.

If Beebe can carry that momentum into Year 2, he has the ability to climb these rankings.

Rookie to Sophomore is usually the biggest jump, and the more so for Beebe getting his first full offseason preparing for C.