we have 2"franchise" LTs
 

so what the **** do we do with them

train fisher and trade albert?

any bright ideas
and if Q FAQ

Pretty sure we'll just keep Fisher at RT this year.

Trade Albert off next year or let him walk. Or, even better, sign him to a fat guard contract.

Are we allowed to keep albert for this year and then tag him again next year and attempt the same trade? I don't see the need to free up the capspace as much now, as we got our 2 down ILB

We can tag Albert again. But his pricetag goes up from 9mil to 11mil.

This. $$ always talks. BA doesn't give a sh** about whatever position he plays he just wants to be shown the $$.

how good is the kid?
albert is good but not great

is he still saying he won't move position?
can we even get a second out of him|?

Let them dominate for Charles and prepare for Bray :)

Throwing money at the problem at least prevents mock drafters from giving us ****ing offensive linemen next year

Alberts gone after this year unless he just wants to accept a deal that's less than he wanted.

We aren't gonna FRANCHISE him again...Dorsey didn't wat to give him a Duane Brown contract...

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8/16/2012: Signed a seven-year, $56.2 million contract. The deal contains $22.08 million guaranteed, including a $12.5 million signing bonus. 2013: $2.5 million, 2014: $6 million, 2015-16: $7 million, 2017: $9.65 million, 2018: $9.75 million, 2019: Free Agent

Albert gets 9.8 this year and would get over 11 next year, if tagged again.

If they would be willing to do that, why NLT just hand over that Duane Brown deal and be done with it?

Two years on the tag (which is a fully guaranteed one year deal) would be really close to what Dhane got in guaranteed money.

They tagged him to trade him and got stuck holding the bag.

Albert's gonna be very well paid, but he's gonna play his ass off for a long term contract. I expect he'll be LT this season, and Fisher will be RT.

So, the chiefs official site has fisher listed as "offensive line". I am going to be pretty upset if we drafted anything but a LT at 1.1

FYP

Albert is a good possibility to re-sign. Maybe this situation humbled him and he realizes the "Albert Market" if bullshit.

I wouldn't be surprised to see us still trade Albert later on for a 2nd next year.

If we don't, as someone pointed out even Willie Roaf played RT his first year...

**** it, the talent in this draft sucked ass. Sign Albert long term and just have stud bookends. In 3-4 years move Fisher over and draft a new RT with 1.1.