Replacing NFL draft picks, really, should not be this simple. It goes without saying, but those who make their way to the NFL are usually the best players on the team. Michigan State had two players get picked during this weekend's NFL Draft . Center Matt Gulbin went in the sixth round at No. 209 overall to the Washington Commanders. Just two picks later, punter Ryan Eckley was chosen by the Baltimore Ravens. Replacing Gulbin Michigan State center Matt Gulbin gets ready to throw a block during the Spartans' game against the USC Trojans on Sept. 20, 2025. | Darrell Craig Harris, On SI The process for replacing the holes left behind by Gulbin and Eckley has been very straightforward, actually. MSU turned to the transfer portal and found a couple of pretty worthy replacements for both of them. At center, it's North Dakota State transfer Trent Fraley . He's the son of Detroit Lions offensive line coach Hank Fraley, and he was also the top center in the FCS last season, winning the subdivision's Rimington Award.…