Jayden Proctor is a 6'5" Offensive Line in the 2026 class.
Proctor attends North Point in Maryland.
Proctor's Player Profile was created on January 11, 2025.
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Expert Analysis
Jayden
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Class
2026
Height
6'5"
Weight
290
HS
North Point
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MD
Top Ranked OL Still Uncommitted
Jayden Proctor brings eye-catching size to the offensive line at 6-foot-5, 290 pounds, and he consistently puts it...
Written by Corey Bailey
Jayden
ProctorOL
Class
2026
Height
6'5"
Weight
290
HS
North Point
|
MD
Ranking Update: Top Uncommitted ’26 O-Linemen
Jayden Proctor : Physically Dominant Lineman with Power Five Frame At 6’5″, 300 pounds, Jayden Proctor possesses prototypical...
Written by Corey Bailey
Jayden
ProctorOL
Class
2026
Height
6'5"
Weight
290
HS
North Point
|
MD
MD/DC/DE Recruiting Report: 2026 Prospects
Jayden is an OT with plenty of size and potential, and that was noticed by Syracuse this past...
Written by Todd Haldis
Corey Bailey | Prep Redzone Scout
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Proctor brings eye-catching size to the offensive line at 6-foot-5, 290 pounds, and he consistently puts it to use as a power presence in the run game. He generates movement at the point of attack with strong hands and lower-body drive, creating clear lanes for ball carriers. What separates Proctor from many linemen his size is his athleticism, as he shows the ability to climb to the second level and engage linebackers in space. His combination of mass, strength, and mobility has made him a priority target on the recruiting trail, as he currently holds eight-plus offers, including Syracuse, North Carolina, Toledo, and most recently Bowie State.
At 6’5″, 300 pounds, Jayden ProctorJaydenProctor
6'5" | 290 lbs | OL
North Point | 2026 StateMD
possesses prototypical size for a next-level offensive lineman, and he puts that college-ready frame to work on every snap. His blend of mass, strength, and natural leverage allows him to consistently overwhelm defenders at the high school level, both in pass protection and the run game.
Proctor plays with a physical edge, using powerful hands and a strong base to control the line of scrimmage. He finishes blocks with authority and shows flashes of high-level athleticism for a player his size. His dominance in the trenches has not gone unnoticed.
Proctor currently holds six Division I offers, including from North Carolina, Syracuse, and Virginia Tech. With his elite measurables and physical playstyle, expect even more programs, particularly at the Power Five level, to take serious interest as the 2025 cycle progresses.
Jayden is an OT with plenty of size and potential, and that was noticed by Syracuse this past week as they gave him his first offer.
A good body kid, Jayden carries 290 well and is a not a sloppy body OL. He plays with nice power to go with good bend and pop off the snap. Jayden possesses nice feet, can get out and go wether pulling or rising up to the LB at the second level. A player who will only get more dominate as he continues to get stronger and coached up. Jayden has a very high ceiling that will catch the attention of many more D1 programs.