NFL Draft Tracker 2026

At 6' 7" and 352 pounds, Proctor is a mountain of a man. Proctor started 39 games at left tackle over the past three years, dominating in the SEC to earn second-team All-American honors in 2025. While the power is unquestioned, the concern is about whether Proctor is actually too big and if he can move laterally well enough to deal with NFL speed rushers. Still, the talent is undeniable.

How he fits with the Dolphins: The Dolphins are in full rebuild mode, and Miami is trying to start that process in the trenches. Proctor will start immediately in front of newly acquired quarterback Malik Willis while creating run lanes for star back De’Von Achane. Provided he’s fully committed to being his best, Proctor has immense potential.

Johnson is a terrific prospect. With the Aztecs, he was a standout on special teams before becoming a defensive star, providing physical coverage at 193 pounds. He’s also a top-tier athlete, running a 4.4 40-yard dash. In 2025, Johnson was a second-team All-American after notching four interceptions, including a pair of pick-sixes.

​How he fits with the Dolphins: After selecting Proctor with their first pick, the Dolphins began their defensive overhaul under coach Jeff Hafley with Johnson. The former Aztecs star joins what is arguably the worst defensive backs room in the league, giving Miami someone who can contend with Garrett Wilson and DJMoore in the AFC East.