10 best prospects still available for Chicago Bears on day 3

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2. Darian Kinnard, OL, Kentucky

A lot of people expected Kinnard to be gone by now, and he is another player that you saw mocked to the Chicago Bears recently at the 71st pick. While he fell from that level he may not fall all the way to pick 148, but if he did there is always a stopping point and that could be Chicago.

Kinnard is probably falling because teams are unsure what to do with him. He held up in the SEC at tackle, but his feet are too sloppy to trust staying at tackle.

There are thoughts that he could jump right into guard, but there is more projection in that and it appears that teams are unsure what to do with him. There could be other issues that have him out of the Bears’ radar completely.

Still, if he is on the Chicago Bears’ radar, and he does keep falling, this is a great option.

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