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We saw Proctor against LSU and yeah he had a couple plays, but that's one game against a line that was banged up all year. Our guys in the MIAA face tougher, more physical offensive linemen every single week. Putting up numbers against FCS competition doesn't translate the same way. He's a good athlete, but he disappears for long stretches against real power. I'll believe it when I see him do it consistently against grown men, not just one highlight reel.

Proctor feasted on a bad LSU LINE, that's not saying much. His stats are empty calories against FCS competition. He'll get exposed at the next level.

Proctor's stats look good but that LSU game was an outlier. His pressure rate against FCS competition was actually below average, and he disappeared in their conference games. The combine will expose his limited technique against real talent.

Competition matters

Man, you're really trying to hype up a guy from SE Louisiana like he's the next big thing just because he had one good game. We see this every year. A player dominates a lower level, gets one highlight against an SEC team, and suddenly he's a first-round talent. Please. Our offensive line faced way better competition every single week in the SEC, and they'd eat this guy's lunch over a full season. Nine sacks against that schedule doesn't impress me at all. You put him up against our conference tackles week in and week out, and he disappears. That LSU game is a fluke, a one-off where their line had a bad day. He's a project at best, and any team that takes him early is making a huge mistake. We develop real NFL talent in this league, not guys who pad stats against FCS competition. He'll be a late-round pick if he's lucky, and he'll spend years on a practice squad. Stop trying to make fetch happen with these small-school guys. The real beasts are right here in the SEC.

I remember when we had defensive ends who dominated the SWAC for four straight years, not just one game. A single good outing against LSU doesn't make a career. Back in the 90s, our guys like John Smith put up those numbers against Southern and Jackson State every single season. The film against lesser competition all year will catch up to him. These scouts get too excited about one highlight.

fcs stats don't count

He played one good game

Proctor's stats look good but that LSU game was an outlier. His pressure rate against FCS competition was just average, and he disappeared in their conference games. He's a day three pick at best.

FCS stats don't count

Competition matters. MIAC taught us that.

That tape against LSU was a fluke, he got handled by every other FBS line he faced. His 247 composite out of high school tells the real story, he's a project at best.