Draft visits heating up
Teams are logging pre‑draft visits: the Chiefs hosted Alabama OT Kadyn Proctor, and Ohio State WR Carnell Tate is drawing interest from the Giants, Chiefs and Titans as teams finalize top‑receiver meetings. Those visits are reshaping first‑round buzz with tackles and receivers moving up boards. (nfltraderumors.co) (bleacherreport.com)
Alabama’s Kadyn Proctor turned heads at his pro day with “exceptional movement” and power on the bags, prompting several clubs to re-evaluate his ceiling as a potential top-10 tackle. (nfltraderumors.co) Proctor is a 20-year-old former five‑star recruit who appeared in 40 games for Alabama and earned All‑SEC First Team honors in 2025, and multiple outlets currently project him as a first‑round pick. (nfltraderumors.co) Before this week’s visits he already logged an official visit with the Texans and formal combine interviews with the Bengals, Browns, Eagles, Lions and Steelers, giving scouts multiple direct evaluations to weigh. (nfltraderumors.co) Ohio State’s Carnell Tate ran a 4.52‑second 40 at the NFL Scouting Combine and opted not to re‑run the sprint at Ohio State’s pro day, instead working routes in front of NFL evaluators. (nbcsports.com) Tate has been reported to have six pre‑draft visits lined up and was listed among prospects that will be one of the New Orleans Saints’ 30 official top‑30 visits this cycle. (nbcsports.com) Kansas City’s draft calendar shows multiple meetings with offensive prospects — including other receivers and tackles — as the club narrows its board, and teams use top‑30 visits for interviews, medical checks and final evaluations. (heavy.com)
