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Well, they are actually descendants of cuttlefish. I feel that cuttlefish, should they survive, ultimately have the best chance of producing prominent terrestrial descendants. Of course, a cuttlefish would not directly make a transition to being a land creature, so some primary adaptations would have to evolve first. I envision such future cuttlefish evolving rib-like projections from its cuttlebone, which would eventually encompass its body. This would help support them and protect their internal organs on land.
But because they are cephalopods and cuttlefish resemble squids, it would be simpler to call them squidlede. One need not be in the order Teuthoidea to be given the name "squid" (see the vampire squid, which is actually an octopodiform).