Miami Dolphins Draft Kadyn Proctor, 350-Pound Offensive Tackle

0:00It's April 24. You're listening to NFL News today, AI-powered NFL coverage. Miami dolphins just snag massive offensive tackle Kate and Proctor with the 12 overall pick in the draft. They traded down from 11 with the Dallas Cowboys, who grabbed Ohio State Safety Caleb Downs. Proctors a 352-pound beast, the heaviest guy at the NFL Combine, straight out of Alabama with Sky High Talent. After this week, retired Alabama coach Nick Saven spilled the tee on the Pat McAfee show. He called Proctor Big, physical, quick on his feet with real power. But Saven warned he's no self-starter, might show up out of shape or overweight if he don't keep an eye on him. Still, once he's in the building, he buys in and gets it done. Proctor's journey's been wild. Top high school offensive tackle recruit started as a true freshman at Alabama, bounced to Iowa for sophomore year, then backed to Alabama where he earned. All American honors, fans and scouts love his run-blocking dominance, wiping out defenders

1:03like they're nothing. That said, he's got work to do on consistency plays high sometimes, struggles against speedy edge rushers, and can lose sustain on blocks. At his size, NFL coaches see upside if they manage his frame right, but history shows big guys like this don't always stick. Players are rebuilding hard, firing coach Mike McDaniel, cutting to a toggle viola, bringing in Jeff Haffley and grabbing Malik Willis. Proctor could anger that line if he locks in, keep watching how Miami molds this giant into a star.