The Chicago Bears threw more than one curveball during the 2026 NFL Draft, and one of those curveballs was the selection of Iowa center Logan Jones. That's not to say that a center pick was a total shock, because it was not. After all, Chicago unexpectedly lost Drew Dalman to retirement and needed a long-term solution. However, we didn't think the Bears would spring for one that early, and for multiple reasons. For starters, Chicago traded for Garrett Bradbury earlier in the offseason, and the belief was the sweet spot for centers was in the middle rounds of the draft, where Jones was projected to go by many. Whatever the case may be, the Bears now have a competition set to take place at center, where the rookie will have an opportunity to unseat the recently acquired veteran at center. If Jones goes on to win that job, the Bears could opt to move Bradbury and the Baltimore Ravens might be a perfect trade partner if that unfolds. Potential Bears-Ravens trade Baltimore Ravens general manager Eric DeCosta.…