Don't forget, that Albert has shown some ability to play other positions, including RT in college. As for his height, he is only 6-5 and I wonder if the Bills aren't maybe considering him at #11 to make him the new center, leave Butler and Walker at their current spots? Crazy thought I know, but why not use the best consesus interior lineman and make him the new center? We have Fowler who will keep getting our QBs killed for a year, and Albert can learn how to play C behind him for one season and be a 4 position backup during that time. I could live with that, and here is Scouts Inc. take on Albert:

Grade- 95
Strengths:
Is tall and thickly built. Also has long arms and big hands. Shows a quick first, takes proper angles to assignments and gets into position quickly. Plays with a mean streak and drives legs once locked onto the defender. Has very good initial quickness for his size. Shows above-average range and can pull around the edge. Shows smooth footwork getting into pass sets and shuffles feet to stay in front of defenders. Gets adequate hand placement and extends arms once in position. Keeps head up, shows good awareness and can adjust to line stunts as well as blitzes. Never missed a game because of an injury and is durable.

Weaknesses:
Does not have overwhelming power and doesn't knock many defenders back with initial punch. Plays too high at times and is going to have problems driving two-gap defenders off the ball. Runs well on a straight line but has some trouble hitting the moving target. Doesn't get great knee bend in pass sets and can get pushed back into the pocket. Appears to take plays off at times and may lack ideal endurance at this point.

Overall:
Albert started all 37 of Virginia's games during his three-year career (2005-07), including two at offensive tackle in 2007. He allowed just one sack and received an All-ACC honorable mention in 2006. He was a first-team All-ACC selection in '07.

Bottom line:
Albert needs to improve his power at the point of attack and learn to get under defenders' pads. He also is a bit inconsistent when it comes to hitting the moving target as a second level run blocker. However, he is a massive guard with very good short-area quickness and tenacity. He could possibly move to ROT in the NFL but we think he fits best inside at guard, where he should quickly develop into an upper-echelon starter. He could be the top interior offensive lineman selected in 2008 draft no later than the second round.

I'm not going to cry if the Bills take Albert, though C is not as much of a need as WR. With that said, I don't know that Albert can play C. I'm not saying he can't but it's tough to gauge when the guy has never played the position. It worked well with Butler (RT in college) but whose to say if a move from G to C will work for Albert. I will say that the report that he will 'have problems driving two-gap defenders off the ball' and that he 'needs to improve his power at the point of attack' make me nervous. Was the Scouts.com report talking about Albert....or Fowler?

That the Bills would spend a pick on someone like Lichtensteiger? Would he be worth a 6th round choice? Are there centers available that the Bills would be willing to spend a higher choice on?

Mike Mcglynn OL Pitt Panthers

Read hsi combine analysis from nfl.com.   They say he can play RT, OG and actually projects as a center at the Pro Level.

Ranked in the 100-125 player rating on various boards so 4th round possible.

IMHO there are no True Centers big AND athletic enough to deal with the 3 NTs we see in the AFC East playing vs  3-4's of NYJ, Fins and Pats.