Just for the record, for 9+ million, Albert will play wherever the **** they tell him to.

Or... he can sit out a year, lose that, and see what he's worth next season.

Obviously, nobody thought he was worth a 2nd This season.

so what the hell, we got 2 semi franchise LT's
we spent 1.1 onna a position we don't need
I am frustrated and confused
cause at 1.12 this ****er better be on the field opening day
but whre do you put him guard?
RT

Albert needs to realize his age and acknowledge his back spasms aren't likely to just go away.

Next offseason, he will be 30 (in NFL terms, as he will turn 30 during the season) and a lot of teams with need at LT filled it in this draft.

He will be shopping his services to a limited market.

I'd bet real money that Branden Alberts best chance at a respectable long term contract will be by signing one to play in KC...even if it's a little less than he wants.

Not crazy about Fisher, but if you got an issue with this OT situation you got issues. This is awesome. Should be a good oline and screen team. Excited about our coaching.

Seriously. Just because he's getting 9 mil doesn't mean he gets to pick and choose where he plays.

Albert has a much better chance at succeeding at LG than if he has to play RT.

The difference between LT and RT is night and day and I don't think Albert is cut out to play the right side...but that he can be a pro bowl quality left guard.

Fisher
Albert
Hudson
Asamoah
Allen/Stephenson

If Albert is traded, give Lilja another call and let him battle it out with Swartz.

I wonder if Fisher playing RT would be bad for him playing LT with muscle memory and such.
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I'm all for reinventing the wheel(which is why I wanted Chip Kelly) so trying dual high level Tackles who are both athletic might offer some unique offensive designs

Start 2 left tackles?

GET MONEY

The franchise LT that isn't worth a 2nd round pick.

"Franchise" must mean something other than what I thought it did.

Im prepared to speculate that Albert won't ever get his big deal. Still, 9.3 for one year then whatever mid-market deal he can negotiate next year aint bad for a dude in his late 20s with a dodgy back.

If Albert plays anywhere but LT, he will give as much effort as

http://a.fn.fncdn.com/images/content...125/uubpwT.jpg

Poor Albert, back in the same spot he was in college. I bet if he gets traded that team somehow winds up with an all-pro LT as well. He should just accept that God wants him at guard.