Kadyn Proctor

No. 74 · Rookie

A first-round pick finds a home in Miami

Some players wait. Kadyn Proctor didn't have to wait long.

Proctor came into the league as a first-round pick — the kind of draft position that carries real weight before a player ever takes a professional snap. It means a team believed in him enough to spend one of their most valuable selections on him, and it means expectations follow him onto the field from day one.

The Miami Dolphins made it official this week, signing Proctor and adding him to the offensive line — the group of players whose job is to protect the quarterback and open lanes for the running back. It's unglamorous work most fans only notice when something goes wrong.

For an offensive lineman, getting into the building is step one. Everything after that is earned in practice, in film rooms, in the grind of a long season. Proctor has the pedigree. Now comes the part where he shows what it's worth.

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