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Cleveland Browns podcast: Kadyn Proctor debate and the tackle class
TL;DR
The Cleveland Browns are considering Alabama left tackle Kadyn Proctor as a potential pick for the 2026 NFL draft due to a lack of starting-caliber tackles. Proctor is a polarizing prospect, with debates on whether he should play tackle or move to guard.
The Cleveland Browns have a massive hole on their offensive line with no real starting-caliber left tackles on the roster heading into the 2026 NFL draft. One name that has popped up lately for the Browns is Alabama left tackle Kadyn Proctor, with multiple draft analysts and insiders, including Todd McShay, saying he could be the pick at six overall.
In this week's podcast, we talked about Kadyn Proctor, his strengths and weaknesses, and if we would be happy or angry if the Browns took him. Another question that comes up with Proctor is: are you more comfortable with him later in the draft if you plan to move him inside to guard?
He is a polarizing prospect, with many people who think he can play tackle and just as many who think he has to move inside to guard. Then we talk about the tackle class and the only guys who can play left tackle that are worth a first-round pick. You can hear a more in-depth analysis on these topics and more in this week's episode by clicking here.
This article originally appeared on Browns Wire: Kadyn Proctor debate and a look at tackle class
Q&A
What are Kadyn Proctor's strengths and weaknesses as a left tackle?
Kadyn Proctor is noted for his athleticism and size, but some analysts question his ability to handle the left tackle position at the NFL level.
Why are the Cleveland Browns looking for a left tackle in the 2026 NFL draft?
The Browns currently have no starting-caliber left tackles on their roster, creating a significant need for the position ahead of the draft.
Who are the top left tackle prospects in the 2026 NFL draft besides Kadyn Proctor?
The tackle class is limited, with only a few prospects considered worthy of a first-round pick, making Proctor one of the more discussed options.
