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Peeing on an electric fence > Alex Smith
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I guess the only true silver lining coming out of this.....is we'll no longer be mocked a LT.....until 4 years from now. Next year they'll mock us a 3-4 DE because Jackson will be gone.
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What makes Albert hard to trade is that he has to be paid market value on top of giving up a draft pick. I think you take the 54th pick if offered.
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Are you seriously trying to say all these QB needy teams that didn't draft a QB in round 1 wouldn't have had the same interest we did in Alex Smith? Have you guys all lost the ability to reason? |
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The offensive line will be bad ass if Albert stays |
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signing the tender keeps the team for yanking it late, leaving Albert Hanging signing the tender allows the team to trade him |
I'm not entirely sold on the 'you never draft a RT 1.1' conventional wisdom that's always thrown around. If he's flexible enough to play multiple positions and is a mauler with a mean streak, and your OL is crapola at present he's going to provide value. I understand the whole blindside>frontside issue, but if he's providing solid protection and busting running lanes for Charles open, I'll take it. Besides he's great insurance with his flexibility for possible injuries in season.
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best way to make their trade for Alex Smith look like a good one is to give him good protection. Albert and Fisher help do that |
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