Alabama OT Kadyn Proctor Impresses Eagles Ahead of NFL Draft

The massive offensive tackle says the Eagles are showing "a lot" of interest in him as a potential replacement for aging star Lane Johnson.

Mar. 3, 2026 at 4:47am

Kadyn Proctor, a massive 6-7, 350-pound offensive tackle from Alabama, says the Philadelphia Eagles have shown a lot of interest in him ahead of the NFL Draft. Proctor, who was a three-year starter for the Crimson Tide and earned consensus All-America honors in 2025, could be a potential replacement for the Eagles' six-time Pro Bowl right tackle Lane Johnson, who will turn 36 in May.

Why it matters

The Eagles have had success drafting players from Alabama in the past, and Proctor could continue that pipeline as they look to solidify their offensive line for the future. As one of the top tackle prospects in the draft, Proctor's potential addition would be a major boost for the reigning NFC East champions.

The details

Proctor confirmed that he had a good meeting with the Eagles and felt a strong "vibe" with the organization. He was a stalwart on the left side of Alabama's offensive line, allowing just 37 total pressures and 5 sacks over the 2024 and 2025 seasons combined. At 6-7 and over 350 pounds, Proctor offers the size and athleticism to potentially replace the aging Johnson and continue anchoring the Eagles' offensive line for years to come.

  • Proctor confirmed his meeting with the Eagles on Saturday from the NFL Combine in Indianapolis.

The players

Kadyn Proctor

A massive 6-7, 350-pound offensive tackle who was a three-year starter at Alabama and earned consensus All-America honors in 2025.

Lane Johnson

The Eagles' six-time Pro Bowl right tackle who will turn 36 in May, making him a potential target for replacement in the upcoming draft.

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What they’re saying

“It was good. I think they have shown a lot of interest in me. I really liked the vibe with them, too.”

— Kadyn Proctor

What’s next

The Eagles will continue to evaluate Proctor and other top offensive tackle prospects ahead of the NFL Draft, where they hold the 23rd overall pick.

The takeaway

The Eagles' interest in Kadyn Proctor suggests they are serious about finding a long-term replacement for the aging Lane Johnson on their offensive line. Proctor's impressive size, athleticism, and college production make him an intriguing option for the reigning NFC East champions as they look to build on their Super Bowl-contending roster.