Alabama left tackle Kadyn Proctor has all the tools NFL teams dream about. At 6-foot-7 and 366 pounds, the junior offensive lineman brings rare size and strength, but what separates him is how well he moves for such a massive frame. NFL scouts have already ranked him as the No. 3 offensive lineman in the country, and it’s easy to understand why.
Proctor’s athleticism jumps off the screen. He has quick feet, impressive lateral movement, and the ability to redirect defenders with ease. His footwork is advanced for his size, helping him win consistently in both pass protection and the run game. Alabama has leaned heavily on his side of the line this season, trusting him to anchor the offense and keep the pocket clean.
In the run game, Proctor’s power is overwhelming. He clears lanes with authority, drives defenders backward, and finishes blocks through the whistle. His combination of strength and quickness makes him a mismatch for edge rushers who struggle to get around or through him.
Proctor also brings the intangibles: high football IQ, discipline with his technique, and steady communication along the offensive line. His growth each season has been noticeable, and he now looks like a complete player ready to make the jump to the next level.
If Proctor continues his dominant play down the stretch, he’ll enter the NFL Draft as one of the premier tackle prospects in the country.
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