Branden Albert has closed his team tender at $9.828 million, that doesnat mean heas guaranteed in full to play with the Chiefs in 2010, as the group is talking to other clubs about a possible trade, Mike Garafolo of USA Today reports. The individual, who talked to USA TODAY Sports on condition of anonymity, said the Chiefs arenat anxious to go Albert but realize yet another group might offer him a better long-term contract. The Chiefs have the No. 1 choose in Aprilas NFL Draft and would use it on tackle Luke Joeckel. According as Sports Illustrated reported this week, to the individual briefed on the trade talks, Kansas City isnat just playing offers. The group is searching for suitors. To use a word from the Newest York Jetsa Rex Ryan in shooting down the Darrelle Revis rumors, the Chiefs are aactivelya buying Albert. And heas OK with that, if itas best for his future. aI have no problem playing in Kansas City,a Albert said. aEverybody knows wanting to visit another area and another destination for a play is kind of hard. But at the same time, the solutions aren't there for me personally (yet). Iave surely got to do what Iave got to do. He added, aI donat know if Iam being traded, but I am aware itas a possibility.a
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