Packers lose LT Bulaga to ACL
http://www.packersnews.com/article/2...eason-torn-ACL
Ok Boys, who's in favor of trading Albert to the Packers for their 2014 1st rounder? He's worth it to a team like the Packers. Heck they could probably work out a long term deal. Tough on the Chiefs, especially Fischer, but its not like we don't have the bodies to make it work. |
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Fuuuuuck, the line was already suspect as is.
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Good God. What the hell is it with Green Bay and offensive linemen? Is some rabid Bears fan going all Tonya Harding on them when nobody's looking?
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Spending the #1 overall pick on a left tackle makes more sense than spending the #1 overall pick on a right tackle to be moved later. |
Also, Green Bay doesn't have the cash to take on Albert in a trade.
It'd have to be someone like Stephenson that we trade to them. If we were to do something like that. |
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Why couldn't they negotiate a long term deal with Albert? |
I send them Albert for Rogers straight up/CP
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I'm sure Green Bay could, but regardless aren't they still required to pay Albert his franchise tag salary for this season? |
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The deadline for Frachise players was july 15. Now could that change for new teams? Although I'm fine with just keeping Albert and having good oline depth. Worry about trading him or signing him in the offseason
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If we trade Albert now, we're looking at 4-12.
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I still havent figured out why o linemen dont wear braces like they do in college.
Ive never worn them. Are they too restrictive? |
Dolphins struggling at LT. Let the bidding begin....
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Hali and Houston are not Top 5. I can name 5 guys who are better.
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I'd rather keep Stephenson than Albert. He's younger, bigger and has more upside than Albert.
and would be much cheaper/cap flexible. By all reports Stephenson could start today but is log jammed behind Albert and Fisher |
Bulaga's injury prone, when he returns next year he will have been out for almost two entire seasons. Albert would solidify the position for them.
For those who want to keep Albert, you do realize that he's walking after this season right? Secondly, none of us think that the Chiefs are currently contenders, so way not spin a one year guy for a late first round pick? Do you want to be 8-8 or 10-6 this year and lose Albert, or would you rather be 8-8 or worse this year and have two first round picks to continue to build this team? |
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So what you are really saying is that there won't be a very noticeable drop off if we trade Albert. |
I hear Fisher is Struggle-ling.
http://cdn.bleacherreport.net/images...jpg?1271353642 |
I'd ship Albert up there for a late 1st/ 2nd immediately
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Trade Fisher for a 3rd.
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trade Smith, Fisher and Albert for McCarthy
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Trade Fisher. We can always get another MAC player 1.1 next year.
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Yeah **** it, i'm sold now... love ya Branden, but it was happening next year anyway, bye.
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there's still time to trade Bowe and next year's 1st and 2nd for Jake Long.
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branden albert planet
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does anyone know what the latest is on the Branden Albert trade situation? thx
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too bad we didn't keep Winston on the roster ... we could trade his ass and get something now.
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Yeah, we won't be getting a first for him.
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The stephenson homerism around here is ridiculous.
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If Stephenson had stayed in school for his senior season, he definitely would have been in consideration as the first tackle off the board in this past draft. His size and measurables are even better than Fisher's and he's got very nice footwork and uses his hands very well. All he really needed to do is get into an NFL weight room/program and some additional reps. In fact, because of the looming potential of being forced to franchise Albert yet again for the 2014 season, I'd definitely take at least a cursory glance at what the Packers might want. Then we could get Fisher over to the left side asap and get his reps in right now for building the continuity on the line now versus next season. LT: Fisher LG: Allen/Reynolds C: Hudson/Kush RG: Asamoah/Schwartz RT: Stephenson Both Reynolds and Schwartz can effectively play the tackle position in the event of injury, so there is your depth across the entire line. If we could get the Packers first rounder in an Albert trade, I'd be all over that like stink on a monkey. |
How is the Stephenson homerism ridiculous?
Alberts combine analysis: STRENGTHS Positives: Rare size and athleticism for the guard position. ... Good initial quickness. ... Can get to and block effectively at the second level. ... Flashes violence in his initial hand punch. ... Good recoil and settle in pass protection. ... Massive player who can absorb the bull rush and anchor effectively. ... When he plays with leverage can be a very effective drive blocker. ... Ascending prospect who flashed foot quickness and balance in two starts at left tackle in 2007. Negatives: A bit top-heavy. ... Can struggle against lesser players when he tires and plays with too high of a pad level. ... Good quickness to generate initial block, but too often doesn't sustain long enough. ... Flashes nastiness, but needs to play with more consistency. ... Marginal lateral quickness to pull. Stephenson's combine analysis: STRENGTHS Stephenson is very quick out of his stance, and this is his one shining quality. Has good footwork and is a lateral mover who can get beat by strength but recovers well to not allow sacks. Good when puling and working in the open field; has more value as a mover and second-level blocker. He can be nasty when finishing plays and is reliable to not allow sacks. WEAKNESSES Stephenson is not very strong despite his size. Always in a stalemate and forces himself to use footwork. Quick off the line, but not explosive. Can get blown back by more explosive players in pass blocking homerism liking the younger player with more potential and is cheaper on the salary cap? That also has the ability to be an NFL starter today? If that's homerism by all means. |
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I wouldn't trade Albert for anything less than a second rounder.
If we play him this year and let him walk after the year, we get a third round comp pick for him...and we would have him for this year. If we can get a second for him, do it. |
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And I'd argue Albert is a top 10 LT... |
I'd take a high to mid second. I could see their second and a fourth or fifth.
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My condolences to Packer fans. That's a tough way to start the preseason.
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Trading Albert also let Fisher move to his natural position to start his career. I still maintain that a lot of his struggles in early training camp are from playing away from his natural position.
I'd pull the trigger for a 2nd or higher as well. |
All this talk about sending them Albert. Come on. They'll plug in somebody random we've probably never heard of, Rodgers will continue to be Rodgers, and they'll make the playoffs yet again.
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I don't know what type of back-ups they have for LT.
They might be desperate. The Packers want to win championships, simply making the playoffs is not what they're about. |
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Potential over production... |
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And to think people wanted him here in KC.
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hurry everyone! we need to help the Packers! give them our best OL!
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Most likely they will move Newhouse back to LT then hope and pray that Sherrod stays healthy while Bakhtiari gets up to speed. The more I think about it.. it'd be tough for them to sign Albert to a long term deal. In 2014 they'd have 3 first round Tackles on the roster... |
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comparing a OG to a OT -- you fit right into this board |
trade him for a 2nd; then have an incentive that he'll roll up onto Rodgers knee; trade Smiff for a 2nd.
winning |
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