Of course he is looking good...he's facing Jalil Brown.

Just like training camp 2012.

Jalil Brown was actually the one who gave him the most trouble last year.
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What good is a playmaker at QB if you don't have a good OL to protect him?

I don't know. Ask Aaron Rodgers.

And with the way KC drafted this year in the mid-rounds, it may have actually been a blessing that we gave away that second round pick. They probably would've wasted it on Gio Bernard or Zach Ertz.

Finally someone else mentioned it because I wanted to see if anyone else found the irony that a Chargers fan would post this when their QB was getting manhandled all last year and gave them no protection to use those "supposed" weapons.
Maybe one of the few arguments that beady eyed **** actually had to justify some of his classic on field temper tantrums or misplaced fits of rage he displays that make him look like such a runny little sour-twat.

exacerbating != exasperating.

Evan Silva‏@evansilva2m
5 most worrisome left tackle situations: 1. #Chargers, Dunlap 2. #Dolphins, Martin 3. #Cardinals, Brown 4. #Lions, Reiff 5. #Packers, Bulaga

I'd hold the dolphins fins to the fire if they end up wanting Albert. Though I'd be very happy re-signing Albert

I am 100% certain GB would be better off and Aaron Rodgers would love to have 1 decent tackle let alone 2.

Dude's career is going to be shortened 5 years at the rate he is getting plowed.

LMAO

I think Hog Farmer has resorted to trolling.

He sure wasn't a franchise QB just because he was one of the best of all the retread/rejects this team has had on it's roster for the last 30 years.

Hmm, let me think about this.

Last year:

• ten QBs had ratings above 90.
  
• only five QBs threw over 30 TD.
  
• Only one (Drew Brees) threw 40 TD.
  
• Only five starting QB had more INT than TD. (Cassel is easily at the bottom. 6 TD and 12 INT. ****ing piece of shit).

Now, here are Trent Green's best four years:

GP CMP ATT CMP% YDS AVG TD LNG INT FUM QBR RAT
16 287 470 61.1 ... 3,690 7.85 26 99 13 0 -- 92.6
16 330 523 63.1 ... 4,039 7.72 24 67 12 4 -- 92.6
16 369 556 66.4 ... 4,591 8.26 27 70 17 10 -- 95.2
16 317 507 62.5 ...4,014 7.92 17 60 10 5 -- 90.1


His averages over his four best years would have (last season) made him:


#9 Rating
#14 TD
#4 YPA
#8 Yards Thrown
#9 CMP %

His statistics during his best year would have made him:

#9 Rating
#7 TD
#7 Yards
#4 CP%
#2 YPA


So, I think it is fair to say that he was an above average QB whose OL allowed him to play at a very high level - to 10 in almost every category. If he had thrown a handful more screens to Priest Holmes instead of the toss sweep, he'd be elite in TD also.

Playoff wins kept Green from being elite. But he absolutely was a franchise QB until his brain got scrambled.

So Albert is still here and he's playing LT?

Just checking...

Dorsey is truly fresh air. I loved his news conference where he spoke of one of the draft picks saying he wouldn't let him down speaking in a low voice like the player...LOL Man that is the kind of dialogue an NFL team needs to provide to its fans, especially people like Chiefs fans. Things are changing big time in KC, thank goodness. From top to bottom you can most definitely see subtle changes at each position to change the dynamics. I think some of these moves are specifically designed for special teams.

That is not worrisome for Chiefs fans. Hope he is the starter.

What? Hali has been good to very good for several years now.

Barring a trade, yes

LMAOLMAOLMAO What?

only on CP are 12 sack seasons "average"

why do I have to be a homer for the good players on our roster, simply because true fans want to stroke off the new regime?

it's all weird and gets my wires crossed

Next, Flowers will be "serviceable".
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Hali average? ROFL

Hali's been fantastic. No doubt about it.

1 good year? What the **** is he watching?

Derrick Johnson is a good run-stuffing MLB . . . .

Justin Houston is up and coming . . . .

Jamaal Charles may one day be an 'elite' RB . . . . .

Jamaal Charles is ok of a player

Dwayne Bowe is a good blocking WR . . . .

The sky is blue.

Jamaal Charles will be a hall of famer. Count on that.

Cut our punter... They are a dime a dozen.

No, no one touches the MVP

This turd was made for whack-in',
and that's just what we'll do...
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Jamaal Charles is too small

:spock:

Justin Houston is a one year wonder. Trade him this year to get some value out of him.

Yeah, probably not.

How much better than #1 offense in the league do you think he should have been? The problem with that team was not QB.

Agreed. 2 6th rounders, and a conditional 7th seems fair.

No...he wont.

No? No chance at all?

Like 10% chance which is more than the vast majority of players.

But, no he's not going in. He'd need SEVERAL more years of elite production to even be considered.

I'm not saying he's a HOFer yet. But he has time, and he is great.

I don't think you understand what he has to do to become a hall of famer.

Apparently leading NFL History in YPC doesnt count towards the players hall of fame chances.

Yeah not really. Thats like saying Pennington should be in the HOF just because hes the NFL leader in completion percentage.
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Im just saying that it should be taken under consideration

It will be, if he has enough yards and touchdowns first. And he likely won't.

The touchdowns part no. Hell Tebow has more rushing TDs than Charles the last 3 years.

Charles will consistently put up 1,500 + yards a season with our beast of a o line.

I have a feeling we will be rushing more than what people think.

Signed?

http://instagram.com/p/Y787lCyDtR/

http://i.imgur.com/9SkJ3O5.jpg

Once he realizes he won't get ****ed on the money he'll be fine playing anywhere...

The comments are very very interesting.

Hopefully we signed him.


Lock up the lg spot

He's too injury prone to play LG anyway

or Miami did trade for him since he does have a house there

Ok...

Why would he hashtag #chiefs or #chiefsnation if he did that? that said he did #itwasfun

he either signed a new deal OR has decided to report.

or "ItWASFun"

just sayin

Just caught that....really interesting actually

I'm unfamiliar with instagram...did Albert type in the #chiefsnation #kcchiefs after the stuff he typed?

Yeah, its almost like a 'goodbye' really odd message.

The Dolphins just signed Tyson Clabo at tackle: http://sports.yahoo.com/blogs/nfl-sh...152343314.html


Dolphins’ search for an offensive tackle ends with Tyson Clabo

The Miami Dolphins' nearly two-month search for a veteran offensive tackle will end with the team signing Tyson Clabo.

Clabo's agent, Chad Speck, announced the impending transaction on Twitter.

Miami had a void at the tackle position after allowing four-time Pro Bowl left tackle Jake Long to hit unrestricted free agency, where he signed a four-year, $34 million contract with the St. Louis Rams. By signing Clabo, the Dolphins appear set to move 2012 second-round pick Jonathan Martin to the left side, a position he struggled at while filling in for an injured Long during his rookie season.

The Dolphins had been interested in franchised Kansas City Chiefs left tackle Branden Albert, even bringing him in for a visit before the 2013 NFL draft, but the Dolphins and Chiefs could not agree to terms on a trade. Acquiring Albert would have allowed the team to keep Martin at right tackle, but based on their actions this offseason, the Dolphins appear confident that Martin can handle the task of protecting Ryan Tannehill's blind side.

Before Long officially left town, and before the interest in Albert heated up, the Dolphins were also interested in former Chiefs and Houston Texans offensive tackle Eric Winston, a University of Miami alum whose brother works in the Dolphins' scouting department. Like with Clabo, had the Dolphins signed Winston, Martin would have been on the move to the left side.

Clabo, 31, entered the NFL as an undrafted free agent in 2004 and bounced between the Denver Broncos, San Diego Chargers and New York Giants before spending most the 2005 season on the Atlanta Falcons' practice squad. From 2006 through 2012, Clabo started 101 games for the Falcons, including 91 straight, which is the fourth-longest active streak among offensive tackles.

The Falcons signed Clabo to a five-year, $25 million extension following the 2011 lockout, a deal that paid out $11.5 million over the first two seasons. The Falcons released Clabo in April, designating him as a "post-June 1" release, which allows them to spread out his cap hit over the next two seasons. Clabo still takes up $6.05 million in space on the Falcons' cap, but that will reduce to $1.55 million on June 2 and he will count $3.1 million against the Falcons' 2014 cap.

Clabo was scheduled to earn $4.5 million from the Falcons this season and he is unlikely to make that up in his deal with the Dolphins. Miami had just over $10 million in cap room remaining this offseason and, as reported by "Shutdown Corner" on Friday, have the league's highest rookie pool number. The Dolphins likely leveraged the mutual interest in Winston to get Clabo to accept a team-friendly contract, perhaps even one for the veteran minimum ($840,000 base salary plus $65,000 in assorted bonuses).

Clabo plays RT and Martin will play LT and get Tannehill destroyed. If they dont make a move that dumbass GM should get canned. Look up highlights of jonathan martin last year.

For what it's worth, the closest team to where he grew up is the Bills.

If he's "coming home," that's an option.

Nah. I would've heard something by now.

Albert trolling cp

Per Jason La Canfora

Clabo going to Dolphins will just about put a steak knife through any chance of a deal with KC for Branden Albert.

Ftr I've seen him refer to KC as home a lot of times.

The "it was fun" was probably the time off in south beach and that it's time to get back to work

Hope we hear something soon anyway.

Awww......shucks.

Good way of looking at it...

If we can put both Albert and Fisher at left tackle, no one will be able to stop Charles on runs in that direction.

Mr. Belding says what is going on here?

We drafted Branden Albert.

hahahaha! Goin' nowhere/playin' LT; deeeeeeeal with it.
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that seems like a good thing for the chiefs.....

I don't know if Alex Smith is tall enough to throw over Fisher on Albert's shoulders.

It is.
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So been out and about, any new news on this?