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[RustShack]

The word around Kansas City is the Chiefs could be open to moving Branden Albert, the No. 15 overall pick last year, to right tackle. The Chiefs could conceivably use the No. 3 draft pick on a left tackle. Yet, the availability of Pace could be tempting to Kansas City.

Pace would fit in Oakland and Kansas City - AFC West - ESPN

[EyePod]

Branden Albert was phenomenal last year. He did not get a full offseason workout at all. Then he stepped into the NE game and dominated. Just imagine how much better he'll be after having the entire offseason, including the preseason games to work at it. He should not be moved.

[Mr. Flopnuts]

Originally Posted by Ultra Peanut

That is such a great commercial.

"I SAAAIIID......WOULD THE GOOD PEOPLE LIKE A REPLY!!!"

[milkman]

Originally Posted by EyePod

Branden Albert was phenomenal last year. He did not get a full offseason workout at all. Then he stepped into the NE game and dominated. Just imagine how much better he'll be after having the entire offseason, including the preseason games to work at it. He should not be moved.

It really is amazing that the one player who has actually played at a high level is the one player that people seem to want to move.

[Chiefnj2]

Originally Posted by htismaqe

If we switch to a 3-4, Dorsey could very easily end up on the chopping block.

There's zero scenarios where Albert is.

That's a good thing? I'd rather have two great OL and worry about paying them. Albert is extremely affordable through his contract. He has a deal that is roughly 5 years at 15 million, with 9 guaranteed. The Chiefs could easily extend his contract for two years by the end of 2010 for another 10 million.

[EyePod]

Originally Posted by milkman

It really is amazing that the one player who has actually played at a high level is the one player that people seem to want to move.

Yep. We should try Tony at LB. I'm sure it'll work.

[EyePod]

Originally Posted by Chiefnj2

That's a good thing? I'd rather have two great OL and worry about paying them. Albert is extremely affordable through his contract. He has a deal that is roughly 5 years at 15 million, with 9 guaranteed. The Chiefs could easily extend his contract for two years by the end of 2010 for another 10 million.

Yep, and with the uncapped years ahead, most players are getting front-loaded contracts (which we can handle now with our large amounts of cap space).