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The 49ers hosted visits with top offensive tackle prospects Caleb Lomu and Kadyn Proctor ahead of the draft.
Lomu and Proctor are viewed as potential first‑round picks at offensive tackle.
San Francisco holds the 27th overall pick and may consider moving up to land a starter.
The team is balancing contract talks with veteran Trent Williams while evaluating new talent.
Ian Rapoport reported the visits which emphasize the 49ers’ offensive line priorities.
The 27th pick position suggests strategic options ahead of the draft.
The visits align with long-term plans for the 2026 season.
Proctor and Lomu bring experience from Alabama and Utah respectively.
The coverage comes from NBC Sports’ Pro Football Talk with ongoing pre-draft coverage.
The report highlights that Williams’ contract status is still evolving for 2026.

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The Detroit Lions have been in meetings with top offensive line prospects ahead of the 2026 NFL Draft.
Caleb Lomu from Utah spent time in the pre-draft process meeting with Detroit, signaling possible early involvement on the line.
Rapoport noted Lomu visited multiple teams, suggesting trade-up or strategic targets remain in play.
Kadyn Proctor from Alabama is another prospect the Lions have studied extensively in the pre-draft process.
Breer suggested Detroit could take at least one offensive lineman with its top two picks in the draft.
Breer linked Detroit to Proctor or Monroe Freeling at No. 17, aligning with the franchise's line-focused rebuild.
A list of reported pre-draft visits includes DB Andre Fuller, LB Jimmy Rolder, and others, signaling comprehensive scouting.
The coverage frames Detroit's offensive line overhaul as central to the team's evolving identity.
The article emphasizes the Lions’ approach of best player available while prioritizing line help.

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The 49ers hosted Alabama tackle Kadyn Proctor on a pre-draft visit as part of their long-term O-line planning.
San Francisco also hosted Oregon lineman Alex Harkey on a pre-draft visit to evaluate versatility.
Kendal Daniels, a 2025 starter at the hybrid position, drew interest for defensive front depth.
The team also looked at Colbie Young and Tyler Onyedim, potential upgrades for receiver and defensive line depth.
Draft strategy includes potential second-round picks like Gabe Jacas or Germie Bernard to bolster the roster.
The coverage emphasizes balancing long-term development with immediate needs at left tackle and guard.
The 49ers are evaluating options with eyes on future payroll and competing depth for 2026.
Analysts weigh the balance between risk and upside in the 49ers’ draft approach.

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The Eagles hosted Kadyn Proctor on a top-30 visit, signaling strong draft interest.
Proctor could start at guard or tackle as the Eagles balance development with need.
Proctor’s size and left-tackle background shape how Philadelphia might use him.
The team could develop Proctor on the right side while Johnson and Mailata anchor the tackle spots.
Proctor’s development could also include cross-training at multiple positions.
Lane Johnson’s future and Jordan Mailata’s status shape how quickly Proctor plays.
Proctor’s left-tackle background may make right-tackle or guard transitions necessary.
Proctor’s technique needs work to handle leverage against edge rushers.
The report highlights the Eagles’ long-standing preference for bigger guards.
The analysis sees a 'home run' pick if Proctor fits Philadelphia’s development plan.

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