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2026 Draft: RT

It will be very interesting to see the measurements of those guys at the combine. I dont touch Proctor at his listed weight but if he can shed some of it and shows athletic ability, he's going high.
 
It will be very interesting to see the measurements of those guys at the combine. I dont touch Proctor at his listed weight but if he can shed some of it and shows athletic ability, he's going high.
Given the OT desperation for most teams, he will likely go high anyway.
 
It will be very interesting to see the measurements of those guys at the combine. I dont touch Proctor at his listed weight but if he can shed some of it and shows athletic ability, he's going high.

Proctor started out really poorly. He appeared to shed some weight, and his play noticeably picked up around Alabama's mid-season surge. But then he seemed to regress again.

I think he's a dominant RG if he keep his weight down. Not sure he can, not sure he has the redirection skills for OT or LG.

I wouldn't touch him before R3, personally.
 
I don't love his anchor, nor do I think he's a people mover in the run game, but he's certainly a good athlete. I love the play at 0:28 where he passes off the edge rusher then moves into space and seals off the linebacker/safety.

 
100%.

I don't get those who put him as a top-25 pick, but he's very athletic, and with good coaching should be a solid starting RT. I have him as OT6 after (in no particular order) Freeling, Mauigoa, Fano, Iheanachor and Lomu.
 
100%.

I don't get those who put him as a top-25 pick, but he's very athletic, and with good coaching should be a solid starting RT. I have him as OT6 after (in no particular order) Freeling, Mauigoa, Fano, Iheanachor and Lomu.
I have him in the same tier as Iheanachor and Lomu, maybe a touch lower. All 2nd rounders but don't make it to 64 so decisions need to be made.
 


I don't think he's as athletic as Max Iheanachor, but not bad. Could be really good with coaching.
 
Manx has been on the Crownover train for months, ahead of everyone else.


He has flaws, but his size/athleticism can be overwhelming for edge rushers and he looks to have more than enough athleticism to be more than just a big plodder. He's developmental, but has the tools to succeed in time.
 
Yup.

I have a lot of faith in Doug Marrone and our OR team being able to develop linemen. Give Crownover a year behind Morgan Moses, and he might be very good.
 

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