61. Marcus Cannon, OT, New England Patriots
At No. 60, we had a New England Patriots offensive lineman and we look at another one here at No. 61. Marcus Cannon was a fifth-round pick out of TCU and has played all over the Pats’ line. He’s spent time at guard, tackle, and center, but has spent most of his career as a right tackle. He’s started 54 out of 100 games played and simply comes in and gets the job done. His best season came in 2016 when he was a Second-Team All-Pro.
62. Jason Kelce, C, Philadelphia Eagles
The older of the two Kelce brothers in the NFL, Jason Kelce has ascended from a late-round pick in 2011 to a two-time Pro Bowler for the Philadelphia Eagles. Kelce is widely considered one of the best centers in the NFL and is coming off his second consecutive First-Team All-Pro selection. He also gained notoriety for a Super Bowl parade speech that went viral following the team winning it all in February of 2018.
63. Corey Linsley, C, Green Bay Packers
The early 60s are dominated by interior linemen, with Green Bay Packers center Corey Linsley being the best player in the league currently wearing No. 63. He took over for J.C. Tretter, who signed with the Cleveland Browns and the Pack hasn’t missed a beat.