LMAO

So do you always blame the other person when you dont get your way?

Is every issue in your life someon elses fault?

FIFY

It's too bad we didn't draft Floyd at 1.1.

Then we would have gone cross-eyed.

While that is true. Who drafts a RT at 1.1? That's my only question with that reasoning.

I think Ireland has taken the bait and he isn't worried about it because he has enough picks.
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They don't have to move Albert.

The Bengals are looking pretty good for the Bengals but I don't think I'd ever want to follow their lead.

To be fair Andy Reid also loved him some Mike Vick.

Chiefs have zero urgency to move Albert. Fischer stated weeks ago he'd gladly play RT. Add that Dorsey played Bulgaria at RT as a 1st round rookie and it's a non issue.

Albert's stock went up b/c so many tackles went off the board early and many teams still have a need. Albert was the best LT available yesterday, now, he's head and shoulders best available.

Any team left would spend the same on Albert as they a would an unproven, low ceiling rookie.

No brainer. More than just Miami should be in talks now.

You are assuming that they wanted one of the top QBs in this draft. They may not have liked any of them very well.
You are assuming that they wanted to get rid of albert. They may have wanted him to see his market without losing him.

49ers used the same strategy. At the time they selected Kaepernick, nobody thought Alex Smith was even as good as Cassel.

Yep, sadly. I disagree with him like hell, but it's the only way you can look at this and try to make some sense of it.
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Agreed.


And I don't know why anyone is surprised by how this unfolded. We are Chiefs fans after all.

They have operations to correct cross-eye Direckshun.

Then 'phins leverage probably didn't go up, and since the first round was very OL heavy, leverage may have swung to the Chiefs.

Obviously the point of OLine is to roll out the best five guys you can. You don't take a guy at 1.1 to play anywhere except LT, of course, but if they don't like the value the 'phins are offering, they can think to themselves that they will keep both for this year, swinging one of them to somewhere else on the line, and then trade Albert next year (franchise and trade, if need be).

Obviously that's a worst case scenario. Point is that leverage didn't swing to the Dolphins if that is a realistic plan (if not a preferred plan).