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Old 06-07-2009, 04:32 PM  
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Branden Albert overweight?
I just saw part of a report on t.v. about the Chiefs with Haley and Albert talking about he showed up to camp out-of-shape and overweight. Albert then comments about he got to work and lost "thir ..... some weight"

He didn't finish his comment but it looked like he was about to say he lost thirty(something) pounds since the practices started.
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Old 06-08-2009, 08:08 AM   #31
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Old 06-08-2009, 09:42 AM   #32
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Old 06-08-2009, 09:47 AM   #33
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I have to say this
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but Clady really is a stud
People understand it.

But what the **** does Ryan Clady have to do about this discussion? That's the point. This is about Branden Albert's weight, not a pissing match over who Albert's better than.
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Old 06-08-2009, 09:52 AM   #34
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Not for a left tackle.

It's all about maneuverability and technique.
Well, it is an interesting question because most left tackles are around 320. Joe Thomas is around 305. Jordan Gross is also an exception, but he's shorter.

But I do trust Haley on this. It does make me wonder if he's hoping to move to more of a zone blocking scheme?
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Old 06-08-2009, 10:49 AM   #35
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Albert is not a worry. The real concerns are center and RT.
DMac got a lot better towards the offseason. I think he's almost at the serviceable level, and we can address that position next year.
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Old 06-08-2009, 10:51 AM   #36
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I'll wait until he does it 2 years in a row.....with a new coach and a new offense.
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Old 06-08-2009, 10:55 AM   #37
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You're right. We're ****ing reeruned. We don't know anything about great football players outside this Chiefs team.

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DMac got a lot better towards the offseason. I think he's almost at the serviceable level, and we can address that position next year.
I think DMac's a lot better than he gets credit for. But his improvement is largely from moving to the shotgun offense with a mobile QB. The offense and Thigpen made the offensive line a lot better. I think he'd be a good guy to have as a backup LT, but as for RT, he's just not strong enough to play the position.
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Ranking the offensive linemen in AFC West

June 9, 2009 2:30 PM

Posted by ESPN.com's Bill Williamson

We are continuing our periodic AFC West position rankings.

Today, it's the offensive line. This is a group of the best, in my opinion, in the division.

1. Ryan Clady, Denver, T: The second-year left tackle is a bright light. Denver may be in a time of transition, but it has a wonderful anchor in the near-flawless Clady.

2. Nick Hardwick, San Diego, C: Hardwick, in a lot of ways, makes the San Diego offense click. The offense suffered when was hurt. He is smart, tough player.

3. Ryan Harris, Denver, T: Harris is an underrated player. He wasn't as good as Clady in his first season starting at right tackle in 2008, but he was close. Harris and Clady are dream bookend tackles.

4. Casey Wiegmann, Denver, C: Wiegmann is talking about retirement if he doesn't get a new contract. It would be a shame, because he is still playing at a high level.

5. Kris Dielman, San Diego G: Dielman is playing at a Pro Bowl level. He is a big, nasty guard who teams well with Hardwick.

6. Marcus McNeill, San Diego, T: This is an important year for McNeill. He was dealing with injuries last season and he had a rough season. Still, McNeill is talented and is still considered a bright spot for the Chargers.

7. Branden Albert, Kansas City, T: Albert is a comerstone. He showed good signs as a rookie. If he can control his weight, he should be very good in 2009.

8. Brian Waters, Kansas City, G: Waters still has something left in the tank. Still, it doesn't appear he wants it to be in Kansas City.

9. Robert Gallery, Oakland, G: Gallery has been a fine guard for the Raiders after he was moved from tackle. Gallery is considered somewhat of a bust because he was the No. 2 overall draft pick five years ago, but he's an effective guard for Oakland.

10. Cooper Carlisle, Oakland, G: Carlisle is a terrific zone-blocking player and Oakland was thrilled to re-sign him this offseason.

11. Chris Kuper, Denver, G: Kuper is a good, young player. He is stout and fits Denver's system well.

12. Khalif Barnes, Oakland, T: Barnes was a disappointment in Jacksonville. But he has skills and he's fits the Raiders' system well. He has a chance to resurrect his career.
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