Top NFL draft analysts are split about the Miami Dolphins’ decision to select Kadyn Proctor with the first draft pick of the Jon-Eric Sullivan era. The Dolphins prioritized the trenches by taking Proctor, a multi-year starter at left tackle from Alabama, with the 12th overall pick after moving down one spot in a trade with the Dallas Cowboys.  “They talked about wanting to build through the trenches with this new regime, Jon-Eric Sullivan coming in here and making a statement by taking the big man out of Alabama,” NFL Network’s Daniel Jeremiah said. “He is massive. He was a little out of shape at the beginning of the season. He got himself into shape as the season wore on, and really played well down the stretch. He's maintained that he had a very good process working through the spring. And when this guy is dialed in and ready to go, he is impressive.” Proctor, 6-6 and 352 pounds, appeared in 15 games for the Crimson Tide.…