First-Rounder From Alabama to Change Positions in the NFL

First-rounder from Alabama to change positions in the NFL

Kadyn Proctor worked at left offensive tackle for Alabama for three seasons before heading to the NFL one week ago as the 12th selection in the draft. But the team that picked him, the Miami Dolphins, plan for Proctor to…

Chris Perkins: Dolphins’ OT Kadyn Proctor will play LG initially; here’s an early look at starting lineups

Miami Dolphins GM Jon-Eric Sullivan said rookie OT Kadyn Proctor, the first-round pick, will get his initial look at LG. Here's an early look at Miami's post-draft starting lineups.

Chris Perkins: Dolphins OT Kadyn Proctor will play LG initially; here’s an early look at starting lineups

Miami Dolphins GM Jon-Eric Sullivan said rookie OT Kadyn Proctor, the first-round pick, will get his initial look at LG. Here's an early look at Miami's post-draft starting lineups.

Former Alabama star to change positions in NFL following 2026 draft selection

The Miami Dolphins, who selected former Alabama offensive tackle Kadyn Proctor No. 12 overall in the 2026 NFL Draft, are expected to move Proctor to left guard when the season starts in September. Proctor worked as Alabama’s left tackle for 3 seasons. “Day 1, I think he’s probably lining up at left guard,” Dolphins general manager Jon-Eric Sullivan said on Wednesday, via AL.com. “You know what I mean? And we’re going to kind of fortify, and we’l…

AFC Notes: Hunter Henry, Kadyn Proctor, Bills, Dolphins, Patriots

Bills Bills fourth-round WR Skyler Bell commented on what he can bring to the group and is willing to do whatever the coaches ask of him. “I’m dynamic; I’m explosive, versatile. I [can] do a lot of different things inside, outside, deep ball, contested catches, intermediate catches,” Bell said. Dolphins Dolphins GM Jon-Eric Sullivan said there will be no more “big ticket” free agent signings coming this summer for the Dolphins, and they will on…

Kadyn Proctor's Dolphins Career To Begin At Guard

In 2016, the Dolphins benefited from Laremy Tunsil‘s slide to No. 13 overall. Although Miami eventually stationed the high-level prospect at his natural left tackle position, Year 1 featured Tunsil at guard while Branden Albert remained on Ryan Tannehill‘s blind side. Kadyn Proctor‘s NFL journey may begin similarly. The Dolphins intend to use the Alabama left tackle — this year’s No. 12 overall pick — at guard to open his career, GM Jon-Eric Sul…