Cardinals hosted Alabama OT Kadyn Proctor on top 30 visit, per report
The Arizona Cardinals reportedly hosted Alabama offensive tackle Kadyn Proctor for a top 30 visit.
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The Arizona Cardinals hosted Alabama offensive tackle Kadyn Proctor for a top 30 visit on Wednesday, according to NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport.
Rapoport adds Proctor has met with the Kansas City Chiefs, Cleveland Browns, Detroit Lions, Philadelphia Eagles and San Francisco 49ers.
The 6-foot-7, 352-pound Proctor is coming off his third and final season at Alabama, appearing in 15 games for the Crimson Tide.
He was impressive these past two seasons, allowing just five sacks and seven quarterback hits in 26 games played, per Pro Football Focus. For his efforts, he was named co-winner of the Jacobs Blocking Trophy, which is given to the SEC’s top offensive lineman. Proctor was also a finalist for the Lombardi Award, which is handed down to the nation’s top lineman.
At the NFL Draft Combine, he ran a 5.21-second 40-yard dash and posted a 32.5-inch vertical and 25 bench press reps.
Proctor is getting a lot of late first-round love from draft analysts this offseason. The Athletic’s Dane Brugler has the tackle heading to the Philadelphia Eagles with the No. 23 overall pick in his seven-round mock draft published Wednesday.
ESPN’s Mel Kiper Jr., meanwhile, has Proctor going as high as No. 12 to the Cleveland Browns following a trade with the Dallas Cowboys.
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The Cardinals have also reportedly hosted Northwestern’s Caleb Tiernan and Florida’s Austin Barber on top 30 visits this offseason.
Arizona State’s Max Iheanachor also had a local visit with the franchise.
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can he play Right Tackle?
How about bring Love in for a visit? It will show the other teams that the Cardinals is serious about him and maybe the Cardinals can trade down and pick up some more picks.
It is amateur hour with the Cardinals.
If you ask all the "Experts" who is the baddest guy in the draft, the guy who isn't afraid of anyone and is willing to take on anyone: It's Ruben Bains, hands down and there is no close second, unless its Jordyn Tyson who is a warrior of a different type. I don't care about Bains having short arms. or how his 40 times doesn't wow the "scouts", Bains is a guy whose motor goes non-stop and all out. Kiper easily admits that Bains is the baddest guy in the Draft. The energy Bains plays with tends to be contagious even in the NFL. Mauigoa, who is one of the top rate tackle sings Bains praises which he's experienced from playing against him in practice. On film, its obvious how opponents game plan to avoid Bains at all cost, because he's just so disruptive. If Arizona is smart enough to take Bains at 3, he would have a chance to pair with Walter Nolen, another guy whose motor runs full out, and nonstop. Ideally, I would love to see Arizona be able to trade with a team that covets either Love, Reese or Bailey, and add extra draft picks and still be able to grab Bains.
The other guy who I really like who I would love Arizona to grab, is Jordyn Tyson, but I fear Tyson is going to kill it in his pro day and make everyone rework their draft board. Draft is now about a week away. Can't wait!