Scouting Report: Alabama OT Kadyn Proctor presents one of the biggest boom-or-bust options
The tape is up-and-down. The physical tools are enticing. What do we make of the Alabama big man?
The opinions on Alabama left tackle Kadyn Proctor are all over the map. Some film analysts see him as one of the very best players in the 2026 NFL Draft class. Others see him as a volatile pass protector with a roller coaster ride of film throughout the season.
Only a true junior as well, the behemoth of a pass protector enters the class as one of the youngest players as well. He stood out on the field at the NFL Combine and at his pro day during the drills, bringing more favor to his side.
It would not be a shock to see Proctor become the first tackle drafted, and it would not be a shock to see him fall out of the first round completely. The difference of opinions between NFL buildings is likely as wide as it is among analysts.
So, let’s dive into his scouting report here and see exactly where I stand on Proctor as the NFL Draft nears.
Measurables, Testing Numbers, and Injury History of Kadyn Proctor
Measurables
Height: 6056
Weight: 352 pounds
Arm Length: 3338
Hand Size: 968
Testing Numbers
40-yard Dash: 5.21 seconds
10-yard Split: 1.84 seconds
Vertical Jump: 32.5 inches
Broad Jump: 9-foot-1
3-Cone: n/a
Short Shuttle: n/a
Bench Press: n/a
Injury History
Proctor suffered a shoulder injury in 2024, which forced him to miss the start of his sophomore season. He also sat out the bowl game in 2024 to get a jumpstart on his recovery. Proctor wore a brace on his shoulder the entire 2025 season as well, but did not miss any games.
