Where Should The Miami Dolphins Play Kadyn Proctor In 2026 After Premiere Investment In 2026 NFL Draft?

In this episode of Locked On Dolphins, host Kyle Krabs dives deep into the Miami Dolphins' offensive line strategy for 2026, focusing on the implications of drafting 6'7", 369-pound offensive lineman Caden Proctor with the 12th overall pick. Krabs argues that Patrick Paul and Aaron Brewer should remain in their current positions—left tackle and center—respectively, as non-negotiable foundation pieces due to their elite performance and established roles. He emphasizes that Proctor’s rare combination of size, length, and athleticism makes him a high-upside developmental project, but his pass protection technique—particularly in set pace, angles, and frame control—requires refinement. While Proctor could succeed at either tackle or guard, Krabs believes he’s best suited for left tackle long-term, provided he masters clean pass sets and leverages his elite length and hand strength. The episode also highlights the Dolphins’ broader offensive line evolution, including the addition of DJ Campbell and the need to stabilize the guard position after years of instability. Krabs expresses confidence in Aaron Brewer’s ability to thrive even in a bigger offensive line scheme, citing historical parallels with smaller elite centers like Jason Kelce and Landon Dickerson.