Fine, they don't think Albert is a LT. I happen to agree. But don't trade him, move him to another position and find your LT elsewhere. Dude is a good offensive lineman.

At his current weight though, he's not playing guard. He's way too light. They have to beef him up considerably.

I think the spread offense really hurt his development this year.

This would be a bad move if they traded Albert. If they dont think he's a tackle, then move him to guard and Waters to RG. Address LT in the draft or FA.

DJ needs to be on the field....PERIOD.

Mike Brown sucks...can't tackle.....again that was evident today. At least give Morgan some PT. He played well in the preseason games.

I'll believe this horseshit when I see it. Not that it would surprise me... I just like to hold out hope that Pioli is a good evaluator of talent and not just an odd-ball, eccentric one.

Lombardi's numbers weren't accurate. He had Cassel getting $36M guaranteed.

The whole story was a total fail on his part.

Yep. Guard. Possibly teach him to play RT.
Boy, that J.A. trade keeps getting better all the time. :banghead:

Why does DJ need to be on the field?

So he can fail to maintain gap responsibility and give up another long run?

You could say that, I guess. I don't think it was because of that offense but more of what the coaching was like last year. The coaches were content to let Albert coast on his natural ability (and he did very well). This year the coaches changed his body weight and are having him alter his fundamentals... the way his body moves and the way his mind and body work together have been completely changed. It is unsurprising to me that he hasn't jumped out of the gate with success.

Speaking of gap responsibility, who failed to do the job where Clinton Portis went off on that play? Anybody? I can't remember, from the top of my head, who the hell blew that one.

This, he tries to freelance too much. He needs to just do his job.

Mays got held.

Ah, the horse collar holding that was never called. I remember it now.

He and Belcher are both better than I expected.

Here's that holding penalty on Mays, that sprung Cliton Porktis.

http://www.nfl.com/videos/nfl-game-h...is-78-yard-run

Mays has done a nice job in run defense for the most part, but his pass coverage leaves a lot to be desired.

It will interesting to see how Belcher develops.