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But I am comparing him to Long, and Long is still more technically sound, but there's no way that Long is more than a marginal upgrade, if he is even an upgrade at all. and If Albert really gets the technique down, this would not even be debatable. |
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It isn't rocket science. |
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It only confirms what everyone here knows...Albert was awesome this year. |
At this point Long looks like he will never recover from that injury. It's been two years and he's nowhere close to the player he was.
Brokedick, IMO. |
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Dude, it is easy as **** to tell if a LT is one on one with a guy in pass protection. Stop this shit. |
Continuity on the offense line is huge. Therefor, there isn't any reason not to either tag Albert and see about his back, or sign him if it checks out.
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To me it all comes down to how much money Albert is going to want. I'd pay him top 10 even top 8 money but not top 5. |
I'd like to see Albert given a big contract with a big roster bonus due the third year.
That way, he gets a nice bump in pay to keep him happy and in town while giving the team the option to walk away if his back keeps him off the field. |
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OK. How many sacks do you think Albert allowed this year? Or are you just not smart enough to tell? |
It's interesting that anyone thinks Jake Long is even in play for the Chiefs. They won't even contact his agent, I guarantee it.
It's almost like...someone has a Jake Long bias...and a dream of Jake Long in red. |
I think Hudson is a quality C and we shouldn't give up on him.
You won't find many interior OL that have better fundamentals than him. He's going to be a solid and reliable OL for years to come. This was one of the few Pioli draft picks that I actually thought was a good move. |
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Sometimes it just about how individuals match up with each other. Hali has a nice initial burst, but he's more about power than speed, so he owns Clady, while Long is more physical, so he struggles against him. There are, and have been, very few players that match up with both speed and power on either side. Albert is still a work in progress, but has the physical attributes to eventually be that type of player. Long doesn't. |
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THEREFORE ALL OPINIONS ARE FORFEIT! WE CANNOT TELL IF ANYONE IS BETTER THAN ANYONE BECAUSE WE DON'T KNOW ANYTHING. |
And I really hope Branden Albert's back problems are minor. It would ****ing suck ass if Albert's back problems turned into a problem like Jared Gaither's.
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It's too bad Jake Long will never be a Chief.
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But those are plays where there are just absolute whiffs, and it looks like there was confusion. But when a LT engages with a DE or a LB and just gets beat, there are no guesses. It's right there in front of your eyes. |
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I also doubt we sign him simply because I think Albert will sign a reasonable contract and this will be moot... I also have a feeling we will stick with some sort of ZBS and Long won;t be a good fit anyway. |
It's still a stupid fantasy, because Long is not better than Albert, and hasn't been for two seasons.
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**** jake long, the 99% prefer Albert... /thread
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Everyone but AustinChief can't be wrong, can they?
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I think you are trying to make sound far more difficult than it is just to make your boy look better. |
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Knock this shit off. You aren't smarter than everyone else here. |
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Fact is, I have dozens of friends who are rabid NFL fans of other teams and I have asked this question a number of times. Not ONE person placed Albert as a top 8 LT only TWO guys had him top 10. CP is usually pretty damn good about not falling into the homer trap... Albert seems to be one of our blind spots. |
so every play the Dolphins run to mask Jake Long's deficiency is they do some sort of chip block or disengage stunt? Against every NFL team. All 16 weeks. So Jake Long shouldnt be credited for those "blocks"
That's what you are saying. lol 85 to 90 percent of the time the LT is put on an island to block whatever LBer, DE, whatever rusher is coming off that edge. In run blocking it is even EASIER to tell his assignment pending the running play, because the LT will identify and go after the guy lol |
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his numbers awful, if you couldnt tell
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fan perception about OTs is not the same as a position like QB, RB, or WR.
Albert has gotten little attention because the QB position has sucked the entire time he's been in the league. If he was protecting Manning's blindside he'd be one of the top LTs in the game. |
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so you're saying a team with HOLES like the Dolphins shouldnt keep Long
but a 2-14 with more holes than a french whore, in the Chiefs, should trade a 3rd rounder for him. LOL |
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Was PFF wrong when they graded Long as the top LT in the game 3 years ago? LMAO
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Dolphins have more holes than the Chiefs
that's it lol, I've read it all |
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Bottom line, we already have a solid LT that we should re-sign. There is 0 reason to waste any draft picks on a position in which we already have solid starter.
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They may have been right, they may have been dead wrong. I'm surer Milkman will tell you that those numbers from 3 years ago are wrong because he received help or whatever... I disagree... but the fact is, PFF doesn't prove shit either way. You'll never see me trot out one of their subjective stats to try to back up shit. They do however have some OBJECTIVE stats that are worth using. (the same stats NFL teams actually pay them for) Oline rating just isn't one of them. |
Nice.. I do approve! Winston better shut-up his fat-lip mouth and step-up his game or he'll be riding a disgusting bus back to some town in Texas!
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I polled 10 of my very intelligent NFL friends though and they said we should replace Albert with Long.
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As Hoover and Milkman point out, that could be because he protects shitty QBs... possibly. He has never shown me anything to be excited over but he has only rarely shown me anything to get angry about either. There are 5 to 10 guys I'd rather have BUT it isn't a high priority upgrade for the team right now. |
So because fans outside of KC don't think he's that good, we shouldn't re sign him?
Long is on the downside of his career, Albert is coming off his rookie deal. Unless we see that Albert's back is in that bad of shape, I see no reason not to sign him. |
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I don't agree with him, but let's not argue a point that isn't being made. |
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As for the "downside" of his career... you do know that Long is a year YOUNGER right? |
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Albert is coming off his rookie contract and is already, by his notions, a top 10 player at his position in the NFL. Wouldn't that mean that he still has alot of time and ways to improve? I just don't think he can get past the Long/Michigan connection. |
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And Long is absolutely on the downside, he's had two injury riddled seasons. If a team is taht willing to part with a LT, who you say is a top 3 or 4 player at his position, shouldn't that raise a red flag? |
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It must KILL you that some of the people in this thread that have been vocally supporting Albert and therfore are technically on your side of the argument are such obvious morons. I've been trying to abuse them for ya but I don't really have the skills. :D |
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I used to talk shit on Albert in 2010.
To say we just have homervision on him is false. He has improved quite a bit, from an average player to a very good one, and other fans don't know shit because he's not a household name. He'll get paid and you'll have to deal with it. |
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You may be right regarding injuries.. I won't hazard a guess in that realm. It's a total crapshoot. Again, Miami MIGHT be willing to part with him because Martin is a hell of a young LT with a massive upside who is a MUCH better fit for the blocking scheme they use AND is cheap cheap cheap. I don't care how great a player is.. if he doesn't fit your scheme, he doesn't fit your scheme.. period. |
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Well, thats where we differ I guess. If I have a top 3 LT in the league, I would figure he could either fit any scheme, or I'd keep the current scheme he's a top 3 LT in.
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I don't think that he or his agent will demand a contract that's equal to or greater than the best left tackle in the league. http://chiefsplanet.com/BB/showthread.php?t=262462 |
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he's just as good as Duane Brown so why wouldnt he get a contract like that?
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GRADING OL PLAY IS A MYSTERY |
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Uh, when? Brown's younger, too. |
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Bears special teams coach Dave Toub, one of the very best, has interviewed for ST job with KC and CAR. CHI interviewed him for HC job |
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Year Team G GS Pen Yds False Start Holding Sacks Allwd Yds 2008 KC 15 15 1 5 1 0 4.50 32.00 2009 KC 14 14 10 63 6 2 9.00 63.50 2010 KC 15 15 7 52 4 2 7.75 64.50 2011 KC 16 16 10 75 6 3 5.00 33.50 2012 KC 13 11 5 30 4 1 1.00 8.00 Totals 73 71 33 225 21 8 27.25 201.50 Kinda gotta move that "holding" column over to the right with your eyes. So, 1 holding penalty and 1 sack this season in a contract year! Holy smokes. Source is from Hostedstats.inc great player site. |
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Look at the garbage Albert has been forced to protect. It matters. |
if you want to go by that guys source. Albert has allowed 27 sacks and Duane Brown has allowed 34.
And Brandon Albert has been playing with absolute dog shit QBs. If Albert was even protecting a good NFL QB, he would be a notable name |
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