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Kadyn Proctor Summer Tape Review

Dalton Tinklenberg August 17, 2025 3 minutes read
Proctor

Alabama Athletics

Name: Kadyn Proctor

Position: Offensive Tackle

Recruiting Rank: Consensus 5-star

High School: Southeast Polk (Des Moines, Iowa)

College: Alabama (with brief transfer to Iowa in 2024)

Captain: No

Measurables

Height: 6’7

Weight: 369

40 Yard: 5.10

10 Yard: Unknown

Arm Length: Unknown

Hand Size: Unknown

Vertical: Unknown

3 Cone: Unknown

Broad Jump: Unknown

Bench: Unknown

Position Specific 

Positives in Pass Game: 

  • Possesses a rare anchor against bull rushers; nearly impossible to walk back into the quarterback.

  • Explosive and violent punch that immediately halts defenders’ momentum when placed correctly.

  • Nimble enough footwork for his size to mirror SEC-level edge rushers.

  • Shows strong recovery skills when initially beaten—can reset his base and reestablish leverage.

  • Uses frame intelligently to widen the arc and force rushers into longer paths.

Negatives in Pass Game: 

  • Hand placement is inconsistent, especially under duress—tends to drift outside, risking holding penalties.

  • Can struggle to adjust to counters and inside moves if beaten on the edge.

  • Pad level creeps up late in reps, exposing him to leverage losses.

  • Relies too heavily on raw size/power rather than consistent technical refinement.

Positives in Run Game: 

  • A true people-mover—dominant drive blocker who displaces defensive linemen with sheer force.

  • Generates movement at the point of attack and creates massive rushing lanes.

  • Foot quickness allows him to pull and climb to linebackers effectively for his size.

  • Consistently finishes blocks with a mean streak, often burying defenders.

  • Flexible lower half enables him to sustain leverage and maintain control.

Negatives in Run Game: 

  • At times leans forward instead of rolling hips through contact, leaving him vulnerable to shed moves.

  • Conditioning issues show up late in games, leading to less consistent effort/finish.

  • Can overextend when trying to dominate, allowing quicker defenders to slip past.

The Wrap-up

Summary: Proctor is a rare offensive tackle prospect who combines a massive 6’7”, 360+ pound frame with uncommon athleticism. He has already proven himself against elite SEC defenders, showing the ability to neutralize power rushers while flashing enough agility to handle speed off the edge. His best work comes in the run game, where his violent hands and finishing mentality create lanes for backs. While his technique in pass protection still requires refinement, the trajectory of his improvement and his physical gifts project him as a cornerstone NFL left tackle.

Injury Concerns: Proctor dealt with a recurring left shoulder injury in 2024. While not definitive support to worry long-term, it’s a shoulder issue worth monitoring at the NFL level—especially for an offensive lineman relying on anchor strength.

Character/Off-Field Concerns: None noted.

Projected Role: Day-one starting left tackle with All-Pro upside in a power or balanced scheme.

Strong Points: 

  • Elite size/athleticism combination.

  • Dominant run-blocking force.

  • Anchor and recovery skills in pass pro.

  • Finisher’s mentality with nasty edge.

  • Shown consistent year-to-year development.

Weak Points: 

  • Conditioning and stamina late in games.

  • Hand placement/technique inconsistencies.

  • Susceptibility to counter moves.

  • Occasional lapses in leverage control.

Exposures: 

About the Author

Dalton Tinklenberg

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Dalton Tinklenberg is the Founder and Media Director of The Scouting Depot, where he leads comprehensive coverage of college and professional football. He is an active member of some of the most respected organizations in sports journalism, including the Football Writers Association of America (FWAA), Pro Football Writers of America (PFWA), Maxwell Football Club, Online News Association (ONA), National Football Foundation (NFF), and the Associated Press Sports Editors (APSE). Before launching The Scouting Depot, Dalton worked with Blue HQ Media, where he covered major sporting events such as the Indianapolis 500, the College Football Playoff, and the Pro Football Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony. Through his professional affiliations and on-the-ground experience, Dalton combines deep knowledge of the game with recognized standards of storytelling, editorial excellence, and authenticity in sports coverage.

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Dalton Tinklenberg

Dalton Tinklenberg is the Founder and Media Director of The Scouting Depot, where he leads comprehensive coverage of college and professional football. He is an active member of some of the most respected organizations in sports journalism, including the Football Writers Association of America (FWAA), Pro Football Writers of America (PFWA), Maxwell Football Club, Online News Association (ONA), National Football Foundation (NFF), and the Associated Press Sports Editors (APSE).

Before launching The Scouting Depot, Dalton worked with Blue HQ Media, where he covered major sporting events such as the Indianapolis 500, the College Football Playoff, and the Pro Football Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony.

Through his professional affiliations and on-the-ground experience, Dalton combines deep knowledge of the game with recognized standards of storytelling, editorial excellence, and authenticity in sports coverage.

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