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Matt Kalil still not healthy. Says “Everyone knows what type of player I can be”


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Side question: How bad was that knee injury? Odd to me that he had no issues (yet another beat I’ve felt in a long time offseason quote), then had a “minor procedure” and was estimated to be back in a couple weeks, then spent the entire season on IR, and is still not healthy? Seems very Otah ish to me 

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Matt 'Speedbump' Kalil,

I couldn't agree more.  I am almost assured that you mean we all know that you could be the absolute worst starting left tackle in the NFL. I have never seen one player so detrimental to the state of the franchise and the health of one player than you. At "full health" as you usually claim to be year in and year out, I wouldn't want you protecting my son's quarterback. He's 9.

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16 minutes ago, WarPanthers89 said:

Side question: How bad was that knee injury? Odd to me that he had no issues (yet another beat I’ve felt in a long time offseason quote), then had a “minor procedure” and was estimated to be back in a couple weeks, then spent the entire season on IR, and is still not healthy? Seems very Otah ish to me 

We didn't want him to return and get legitimately hurt to where we couldn't release him. 

The Texans have thrown away $7.5M in cap space this year if they carry him to the regular season. How in the HELL did Kalil convince a team to give him $7.5M after completely fleecing us? Dude has the GOAT agent.

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Some guys just never come back from those injuries....not all ACL tears are the same.

Hate it, and really wish that he could have worked out here long term, but it wasn't in the cards.

The one I hate worse though?  Oher.  While not great, he was good enough, tough the way he went out.

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