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Originally Posted by Chiefnj2
Here is where I think KC stands on Albert (pure speculation).
They weren't close in negotiations (Teicher interview w/ Dorsey). They apparently didn't even negotiate on the final day (Dorsey interview kcchiefs). Getting the punter and Bowe signed was a priority over Albert down the stretch (Dorsey interview kcchiefs).
They tag him and hope that the free agent OT class doesn't break the bank. If those guys don't get the money they think they will, or that Albert is asking for, they can come back to Albert and ask him to lower his demands. If Albert doesn't, they try to trade him and/or draft his replacement at 1.1 and move Albert to RT for one year.
They are going to protect Alex Smith as much as possible.
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They'll keep Albert at LT and put the rookie at RT for a year. Give the kid a softer learning curve and keep the vet gruntled. Then Albert will walk and we will have used the first two picks in a deep draft not improving a 2-14 team.
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