In all fairness we do have the draft yet. And while I don't see them doing it if they did take a QB somewhere in the 1st/2nd the whole Planet mindset would change.

We would have traded for a QB, signed a QB, and drafted a QB and there would no longer be any doubt this team values and is attempting to improve the position.

I'd hate trading Albert or going Joeckel but if we turned around and used a 2nd rounder on a QB that fell I'd feel completely different.

The 42nd pick in the draft for a starting LT? Uh......god I hope not.

I'll take both of their 2nd rounders.

Just throwing this out there...

If Albert gets moved for a draft pick or two, do we become players to pick up Dumervil?

It would not surprise me in the least

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They have two 3rd rounders too. But yeah it's got to be more than just #42.

If it happens, it'll likely be a 2nd and a 5th

That's just not enough.

Let's trade Peter King for a dipshit to be named later please.

Dorsey got raped on the Alex Smith deal. He SHOULD get whatever he can for the #1 overall pick, meaning we'll have to accept another bad offer.

But trading Albert for THAT pathetic offer is not only a ****ing insult, but it shows that he's completely 100% incapable of making deals in the league. Maybe he's a brilliant talent evaluator, but that trade shows that he's a ****ing awful salesman and bargainer, which is the other side of being a great GM-- you can't just be all about talent evaluation.

He's well-liked around the NFL. If he lets Albert go for a measly 2nd rounder, perhaps he's TOO well-liked. If he's the coward who always breaks first on every player deal, then he's a terrible GM. Period.

**** that. Horrible value.

Just waive his fat ass.

Not necessarily.

For whatever reason, the Chiefs front offices have wanted to ship out Albert of possible. Haley rode his ass, made him lose weight and effectively changed his game, which was leverage and strength. I have no idea how Reid plans to scheme his offensive line but clearly, they'll move on if possible.

And to say that a rookie LT would be a downgrade is complete speculation. We've seen plenty of first round tackle start day one and be effective, if not play at a Pro Bowl level out of the gate.

Nope, not at all.

"Value" is overrated.

Would you rather pay $8.5 million for Albert or $4.9 million for his replacement AND have a high second round pick?

It's as much about the cap as it is the player.