KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) -- The Kansas City Chiefs are in discussions with several teams about trading defensive end Jared Allen, who led the NFL in sacks last season.
Chiefs general manager Carl Peterson issued a statement Thursday confirming the team has discussed Allen with a few teams interested in acquiring the Chiefs' designated franchise player.
The Chiefs and Allen have been unable to work out a contract for almost a year.
Allen, a 2008 Pro Bowl starter, had 151/2 sacks last season despite being suspended the first two games because of multiple DUI convictions.
Though the franchise tag allows Allen to talk with other teams, any club attempting to sign him would have to compensate the Chiefs with two first-round draft picks.
Hein hein ! et si les Rams etaient implique dedans ? les chiefs ont le 5 eme pick, et si les rams ne prenaient plus Ghoslton ou long et a la place on echangerais notre 2 pick pour le 5 eme pick + Allen ? par contre ça signifirait que Jake long serait pris en 2eme pick, dans ce cas la, qui les rams drafterons....