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Ryan Kalil Brother Could Slide In The Draft.

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Because thats all the draft is, speculation, possibility, what if, fantasy's.

It's like you can sit here and dream that the top 3 prospects fall to us, but I personally do not like to talk about stuff I know isn't going to happen.

The fact the we're talking about the #3 prospect in this draft falling all the way to #9 when there are 5 teams ahead of us that could use him besides the Vikings, and 5 teams outside that top 10 easily willing to trade down, is just irrelevant.

You don't have to try and back him up for making a bum post.

Dude you honestly need to take a chill pill. This is just another speculation thread about the draft on what could happen. Dude no one knows what will happen after the second pick. That is called speculation. We talk about because it could happen. We could have a slight chance to draft Matt Kalil. I never said it would happen. If you hate threads like this then don't read it. Move along to another thread. Stop been such a downer. dude. -_-
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I don't think TB would draft Kalil. They have two tackles they are confident in with Trueblood and Penn, but they would be the ones who would most likely trade out and take what they can. Yet I feel if Kalil is still on the board when the Rams pick, and they select Blackmon over Kalil (they desperately need a receiver), it's a lock that Kalil will fall to us. (The Jags will most likely select either Coples or Ingram, and the Dolphins already have a franchise LT)

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Just a reminder that franchise LTs are one of the most valued and sought-after positions and both the Vikings and the Rams have nothing that even resembles one on their offensive line. Given Sam Bradford's injury history he doesn't make it past the Rams if he even makes it that far. Last year was only the first time since '05 that an offensive tackle wasn't taken in the top 5, and while Kalil isn't on the Joe Thomas tier he still is one of the best LT prospects in the last ten years

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If the Rams pass on him if he's there at #6, they're nuts. If they landed him there, they've pulled off the greatest draft coup of all time. They would've landed a king's ransom for the #2 pick and still end up with the player they need.

Bradford is a good young QB, but he's fragile and they can't protect him right now. And that guy really think he doesn't fit their needs? Really??? Forget getting Bradford more weapons, they gotta keep him upright first.

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If the Rams pass on him if he's there at #6, they're nuts. If they landed him there, they've pulled off the greatest draft coup of all time. They would've landed a king's ransom for the #2 pick and still end up with the player they need.

Bradford is a good young QB, but he's fragile and they can't protect him right now. And that guy really think he doesn't fit their needs? Really??? Forget getting Bradford more weapons, they gotta keep him upright first.

You're right. They were expected to consider Kalil at 2. If they still got him at 6 and got all the future picks for trading down, that would give them an awesome draft.

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If the Rams pass on him if he's there at #6, they're nuts. If they landed him there, they've pulled off the greatest draft coup of all time. They would've landed a king's ransom for the #2 pick and still end up with the player they need.

Bradford is a good young QB, but he's fragile and they can't protect him right now. And that guy really think he doesn't fit their needs? Really??? Forget getting Bradford more weapons, they gotta keep him upright first.

this, this, this.

Kalil was going to go #2 in the draft in all likelihood if the pick isn't traded...

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