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Proctor is emphatic in his endorsement of Shador Sanders as the best quarterback in the draft. If both Sanders and Hunter were available at the third pick, Proctor wouldn't hesitate to select Sanders. He emphasizes Sanders' elite accuracy—completing over 70% of his passes throughout his college career—and his strong football IQ, which allows him to read defenses effectively and extend plays.
Proctor believes that Sanders' experience and poise, shaped by growing up in the spotlight as the son of a legendary player, equip him well to handle the pressures of playing in New York. Moreover, pairing Sanders with talented receivers like Malik Nabers could create a formidable offensive team.