When the Chicago Bears traded for Garrett Bradbury after Drew Dalman's unexpected retirement, the belief was that the veteran was basically locked in as the team's starter for one season and maybe Chicago would take a center in the middle rounds of the 2026 NFL Draft. But Chicago threw us a curveball on Day 2, when the team took center Logan Jones in the second round. While many projections had Jones going later, that doesn't matter to Sports Illustrated's Daniel Flick, who says that Jones was one of the most impactful selections of Day 2 . He also believes Jones is a great fit for head coach Ben Johnson's offense. "After Drew Dalman’s surprising retirement in early March, the Bears needed a new starting center, and Jones has the ingredients to fit the bill," Flick said. "He won the Rimington Award, given to the nation’s top center, in 2025," Flick added on Jones.…