Mike Renner#28 of 87 NFL pundits · Apr 24, 2026
Renner's bold prediction is that Southeast Louisiana defensive tackle Cale Proctor, ranked 123rd on the consensus board, will be drafted in the second round.
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my bold prediction is Cale Proctor, the Southeast Louisiana defensive tackle, hundred twenty third on the consensus board. He comes off the board in round two.
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Kaleb Proctor to be picked “round two”
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