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SB Nation's latest 2026 NFL mock draft has Jeremiyah Love rising to No. 4 to the Titans, Kadyn Proctor climbing to No. 6 for the Browns, ongoing quarterback chatter around Ty Simpson, and the Rams potentially snagging Carnell Tate at No. 13 as teams address key offensive needs early.
Arkansas running back Mike Washington Jr. posted a blazing 4.33-second 40 and showed elite athleticism; Penn State guard Olaivavega Ioane revealed a baking hobby and won’t run the 40; Miami tackle Francis Mauigoa said he’s open to moving to guard and is aiming for a sub-5.0 40; Alabama’s Kadyn Proctor reported strong interest from the Eagles (and Lions) and voiced openness to a guard move; Utah lineman Spencer Fano emphasized a pro-ready mindset and strong NFL lineage as he pursues a first‑round ascent.
The article reflects on Alabama football's history and current roster updates, highlights SEC Media Days schedule, discusses key players like Kadyn Proctor and the team's pass rush concerns, and questions Alabama's potential under Kalen DeBoer for the upcoming season, while also touching on college football uniform issues raised by Deion Sanders.
Five-star offensive tackle Kadyn Proctor's decision to leave Iowa after two months to re-enter the transfer portal and rejoin Alabama has sparked discussions about the implications of the new transfer rules and the volatile era of roster management in college football. The ruling allowing immediate eligibility for multiple-time transfers has led to over 400 such transfers among FBS scholarship players, creating challenges for talent retention and raising concerns about the sustainability of the current business model. With the upcoming spring transfer window expected to be chaotic, the saga serves as a warning to college football programs and fans about the unpredictability of player movement in the current landscape.
Kadyn Proctor, who transferred from Alabama to Iowa, has decided to re-enter the transfer portal and is expected to return to Alabama after spring practice. This move comes as a blow to Iowa, as Proctor was a highly-recruited player from the state. His return to Alabama is seen as a significant win for the team, especially after losing players to the transfer portal following Nick Saban’s retirement. Proctor's eligibility for the 2024 season is confirmed, and Alabama fans eagerly await the team's performance in the upcoming spring game.
Former 5-star offensive tackle prospect Kadyn Proctor, who transferred to Iowa in January, is planning to transfer back to Alabama when the portal reopens on April 15, after starting at left tackle for the Crimson Tide as a true freshman last season. His impending departure is a blow to Iowa's offensive line, leaving the left tackle position up for grabs and prompting the team to potentially seek a replacement in the transfer portal.
Kadyn Proctor, a former five-star recruit who transferred from Alabama to Iowa in January, is reportedly leaving the Hawkeyes after just two months and is expected to return to the Crimson Tide. Proctor's brief stint at Iowa included a Level III NCAA violation, receiving NIL money, and not practicing with the team. Despite his short time at Iowa, he remains eligible to play for either Iowa or Alabama in the upcoming season.
Iowa offensive lineman Kadyn Proctor is expected to re-enter the transfer portal and return to Alabama for the 2024 college football season after initially transferring to Iowa. Proctor, a standout freshman at Alabama, had committed to Iowa before ultimately choosing to play for the Crimson Tide. His potential return to Alabama would be a significant addition for the team, while Iowa faces the loss of a highly touted player as they work to improve their offense under new leadership.
Kadyn Proctor, a five-star offensive tackle, is expected to leave the University of Iowa football program and re-enter the transfer portal to possibly return to Alabama, where he started 14 games as a true freshman left tackle in 2023. Proctor, an Iowa native, had initially committed to Iowa before flipping to Alabama, but later expressed his desire to play for Iowa and was enrolled in classes there. His potential departure from Iowa would be a significant loss for the Hawkeyes and a gain for the Tide, sparking discussions about contractual obligations and collective bargaining in college football.
Former 5-star Alabama left tackle Kadyn Proctor has transferred to the Iowa Hawkeyes, returning to his home state after initially committing to the program in 2022. Proctor's decision to join Iowa provides a significant boost to the team's offensive line, as he brings experience and skill from his time at Alabama. His arrival is expected to have a positive impact on the team's lineup, potentially leading to position changes for other players.
Iowa Hawkeyes secured a major win as offensive lineman Kadyn Proctor announced his transfer from Alabama to Iowa, a significant addition for the team. Proctor, who started all 14 games for the Crimson Tide as a first-year freshman, was present at Carver-Hawkeye Arena to watch Iowa's basketball game against Purdue. Despite Purdue's dominant performance, Iowa's freshman Owen Freeman received praise from Purdue Coach Matt Painter for his potential and skill set.
Kadyn Proctor, a former 5-star offensive tackle prospect, has announced his commitment to the University of Iowa after transferring from Alabama. Proctor started every game as a true freshman for Alabama before entering the transfer portal. His decision comes after legendary coach Nick Saban's retirement. Iowa, with a 10-4 record in the 2023 season, will welcome Proctor as they prepare for a new offensive coordinator following the non-renewal of Brian Ferentz's contract.
Former Alabama star freshman offensive lineman Kadyn Proctor, originally committed to Iowa before flipping to Alabama, has announced his commitment to the Hawkeyes, returning to his home state. Proctor, ranked as the No. 5 overall player in the Class of 2023, will bolster Iowa's offensive line as they seek to revamp their offense following the firing of coordinator Brian Ferentz. His transfer marks a significant addition for the Hawkeyes, who also see former Alabama teammate Caleb Downs transferring to Ohio State.
Former Southeast Polk star and Alabama transfer Kadyn Proctor has committed to Iowa football, providing a major reinforcement to the team's offensive line. Proctor, who was initially recruited by Iowa in high school before choosing Alabama, made an impact as a true freshman at Alabama before entering the transfer portal. His commitment to Iowa signifies a significant addition from the transfer portal for an offensive line in need of improvement, as the Hawkeyes aim to strengthen their offense and build on recent strides made by the unit.
Ohio State is reportedly making an in-home visit with Alabama transfer safety Caleb Downs, who is also being pursued by Georgia. Downs, a highly sought-after prospect, is considering his options following the retirement of Nick Saban. Additionally, former Alabama left tackle Kadyn Proctor has entered the transfer portal, with Ohio State and Iowa among the potential destinations for the 6-foot-7, 360-pound freshman.