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Any question about whether Branden Albert would fit right back in with the Kansas City Chiefs was put to rest when new quarterback Alex Smith greeted his left tackle with a smile.

Earlier Tuesday, we examined whether Charles Woodson would fit in the AFC West. We might be talking about the subject more. ESPN's Josina Anderson is reporting that the Denver Broncos will visit with the safety this week. The interest makes sen...

Give credit to Branden Albert for deciding to join the Kansas City Chiefs on Monday. Albert previously said he would stay away from the team until the mandatory session begin, Yet, Albert will join voluntary session. New Kansas City coach Andy Rei...

Every now and then, our boss, Bill Simmons, will forward some of his reader mail to me and fellow Triangle editor Chris Ryan. Most of the time, it's to troll us about our favorite teams (Brian Urlacher's pre-draft ascension was entirely legitimate, a...

The Miami Dolphins finally landed a starting-caliber offensive tackle this offseason. The team signed former Atlanta Falcons lineman and free agent Tyson Clabo to a one-year contract. But even with Clabo on board, the Dolphins' biggest offseason q...

Weekend mail call: Brad from Kansas City wants to know if I think the San Diego Chargers and Kansas City Chiefs could swing a deal for left tackle Branden Albert. Bill Williamson: I think is a long shot, but perhaps it could develop if other op...

With the draft in the rearview mirror, what is the most pressing issue on each AFC West team's agenda? Denver Broncos: The Broncos had a good free-agency period and they had a good draft. They made a good team better. There is no doubt this team t...

Chiefs coach Andy Reid said Branden Albert will stay at left tackle if he remains with the team and No. 1 overall draft pick Eric Fisher will open his NFL career at right tackle.

NFL.com reports that the Kansas City Chiefs have interest in signing left tackle Branden Albert to a new deal now that trade talks with the Miami Dolphins have died. I am sure Albert would be interested in a long-term contract, but the Chiefs need...

The San Diego Chargers did not address their top need in the NFL draft, so it makes sense that they ramp up their pursuit of free agent left tackle Bryant McKinnie. CBS Sports reports that the Chargers have a visit with McKinnie, a starter on Supe...

While the Kansas City Chiefs can always still trade Branden Albert, it seems unlikely. The Chiefs and the Miami Dolphins talked about a potential trade for weeks. The targeted compensation was a second-round pick. With the NFL draft headed to the ...

The Miami Dolphins and Kansas City Chiefs are not close on a trade for franchise left tackle Branden Albert, sources told ESPN NFL Insider Adam Schefter on Friday.

The Miami Dolphins passed on a left tackle after trading up Thursday night to the No. 3 overall pick. Instead of taking former Oklahoma tackle Lane Johnson, Miami selected former Oregon defensive end Dion Jordan. Miami filled a need by finding their ...

The Kansas City Chiefs intend to resume trade talks with Miami on Friday that could ultimately send franchise left tackle Branden Albert to the Dolphins.

A Branden Albert trade between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Miami Dolphins could still happen. Miami moved up from No. 12 to No. 3 to take Oregon pass-rusher Dion Jordan in Thursday night's draft. The Dolphins gave Oakland picks Nos. 12 and 42. ...

Eric Fisher is a Kansas City Chief. The left tackle from Central Michigan was taken by the Chiefs with the No. 1 pick in the NFL draft. Fisher was taken over Texas A&M left tackle Luke Joeckel. The Chiefs were impressed by Fisher's superior athlet...