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Ryan Kalil Brother Could Slide In The Draft.

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carpanfan96 Grand Master

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I doubt Fisher in STL would take him (He would be more inclined to take Dline over Oline that high), I don't think TB would either because of the money they just spent on their Oline. The Dolphins need a CB and have Jake Long.

If Minny doesn't take him I could definitely see him falling to Carolina at 9 and if he slides past both Minny and STL, he'll make it to 9 unless someone leap frogs Carolina.

Still don't think Minny passes him up at #3, Blackmon isn't worth that high of a pick and they've already got a solid RB so Richardson is out of the question.

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While I'm sure this probably won't happen, I won't argue the fact that it COULD happen, although HIGHLY unlikely.

The point I'd like to make is this: Let's pretend Kalil does fall to #9. Would Carolina take a chance and draft him without ever bringing him in for a private workout or player visit? Didn't our team president say not that long ago that would be "career suicide" or something to that affect? So that's my only question. I'd love to have a Kalil wall protecting Cam, but our spot this year in the draft is just so random, ANYTHING could happen...

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I have been reading that not everyone is sold on him. Some people feel like he's near his ceiling athletically. I would def take him at 9 and worry about defense next year. It is unlikely but possible. Miami wouldn't take him. Cleveland wouldn't take him. Tampa might. We will see.

Depends who's there defensively at 9. Which is why I can't wait

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Cossel thinks it could happen, BUT i dont see it. my prediction is that Kalil wont last by 3, BUT if the Vikings shock me, then the Browns also could look into him (imagine Thomas AND Kalil on the same line), then the Bucs will look into it (doubt it though), the Rams would likely then draft him and if he somehow doesnt go there, then there's Jacksonville and Miami both!!! if he makes it to 9 (again, doubt it) i say take him. do we need him badly, no, but he's the best player on the board and would be nice to see the Kalil brothers together and i think he could play both left and right tackle or could move Gross to right.

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