Chargers Trade Rumors: Branden Albert Deal Option
San Diego Chargers Trade Rumors: Branden Albert Deal Option As Geno Smith To Kansas City Chiefs Changes NFL Draft With Miami Dolphins Interested
http://images.sportsworldreport.com/...bert.jpg?w=640 The Kansas City Chiefs are reportedly shopping left tackle and franchise player Branden Albert to other teams as the NFL draft approaches and so far two destinations have come up, with the Miami Dolphins and San Diego Chargers looking like possible options.(Photo : Reuters) The Kansas City Chiefs are reportedly shopping left tackle and franchise player Branden Albert to other teams as the NFL draft approaches and so far two destinations have come up, with the Miami Dolphins and San Diego Chargers looking like possible options. According to ESPN.com, the Chargers would be in play for Albert despite the Dolphins being the favorite, as they have a huge need at the position and the team has a solid second round pick. The Chargers just released Jared Gaither after a disappointing and injury-plagued season and now are in the market for another left tackle. The team wanted to get rid of him so bad that they incurred a $6 million salary cap hit. The Chiefs have shown a willingness to trade Albert due to the fact that the team has the number one overall draft pick and this year two of the top lineman in all of college football are available in Luke Joeckel and Eric Fisher, who are expected to be the selections. Kansas City also had to give up their second round pick in the trade for quarterback Alex Smith and they would love to get one back to add more depth to the roster and the Chargers could be willing to give it up. San Diego ranked 27th in rushing offense last season and part of the reason was due to the fact that they couldn't block anyone. Quarterback Philip Rivers was sacked consistently and never could find his rhythm and the Chargers are looking to upgrade the offensive line under new head coach Mike McCoy. Albert is a former first round pick and was one of the top blockers in the NFL last season, helping the Chiefs to a top five rushing attack while ranking as the most efficient left tackle in the league. The Chargers are in an interesting situation, as they have the 11th overall pick and could be in line to grab one of the top three lineman in the draft depending on how things shake out. If the team can't work out a deal for Albert, they may target Fisher and Joeckel if they slip through the top 10, as well as Oklahoma left tackle Lane Johnson, who is considered the next-best lineman after the top two. The Chiefs are likely to take one of those two players, while the wild card for the Chargers is quarterback Geno Smith, as a number of teams that also are looking for linemen are also seeking a quarterback. Johnson could be selected in the top 10 if Smith goes early, but if he slips a bit, the Cardinals could decide to take him, likely leaving Johnson for the Chargers. The Chargers went just 7-9 last year and head coach Norv Turner and general manager AJ Smith were dismissed after the season. The team ranked 24th and 27th in passing yards and rushing yards per game and had issues playing consistently all season, losing seven of eight games at one point. The Chargers finished on a two game winning streak and ended the year with a 24-21 victory over the Raiders. http://www.sportsworldreport.com/art...ption-geno.htm |
That headline is all kinds of jacked up.
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Dat Title
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What the **** is Sports World Report?
And what the **** do the Chargers have to do with Geno Smith? This is awful. |
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That might be the most poorly written sports article I've ever read. |
how about that headline
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If he gets traded it would be outside of our own division. Never help a division rival (did you hear that Neil Smith???)
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god dont ****ing trade him to the chargers
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Man he opening holes for LT would be amazing.
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The only good thing about that article is hearing about Rivers getting sacked consistently- lol that never gets old!!
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Chiefs Do the Diddy with Branden Albert's Geno Smith Contract Option on the 65-Toss Power Trap Special with the San Diego Chargers in lieu of a Freudian Slip onto Roger Goodell's Furry Easter Rabbit
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Here is the very credible-looking writer of that brilliant piece.
www.linkedin.com/pub/matthew-jussim/13/520/3a1/ |
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:doh!:
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If Albert is one of the best blockers, why are we willing to deal him for a second round pick?
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I like jack off cows all your base are belong to us
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Confusing but interesting. They definitely have a need for a tackle and trading an OL in the division is no biggie. This looks like a draft day trade to me if there are no top OL left when Sandy Eggo picks.
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San Diego Chargers Trade Rumors: Branden Albert Deal Option As Geno Smith To Kansas City Chiefs Changes NFL Draft With Miami Dolphins Interested in Patriots Vollmer as Eric Fisher to Philadelphia Eagles With Atlanta Deal With Osi Umenyora Changes Denver Broncos Interest in Dwight Freeney As Elvis Dumervil Signs Deal With Baltimore Ravens Leaving Kansas City Chiefs Interested In Matt Barkley
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Herm Edwards? Why?
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This is just so logical, and sounds like a deal you just have to make.
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A team trading for him has to pay us THEN pay him. Nobody's going to do that shit for a 1st. |
If they trade Albert to San diego they better bend them over and give it to them hard and dry.
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1. I'm ok if we trade Albert, but he warrants more that a one 2nd rounder.
2. SD has to pay over value since its in our division. 3. Glad 2nd graders can now report on the NFL. |
We just extended Tony Romo and now have enough cap room that I hope we call Kansas City. I would gladly give up our #2 + a 2014 pick, as well as pay him.
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English please.
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Rape.
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where do people find these articles? lol
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The Chiefs will trade him inside the division. This guy is a fool
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There HAS to be something going on, makes no sense that Albert was one of the top LT in the league last year and we just get rid of him? Why not use the pick on something better. A position of need instead of creating a need.
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It does present a couple interesting options:
1) Maybe it's a leverage play against Albert trying to get him to lower his demands (regardless of what his demands are.) 2) Maybe it's a smokescreen just to keep everyone as out of balance as possible about the draft. |
Miami makes sense. Sandyeggo can suck a bolt.
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2. when you root for a cellar dweller team you get slow media days so you fill in with crap writes like this. 3. I like numbered points in a post. |
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