Bryant McKinnie

Although his name had been mentioned for the vacant executive director position for the NFLPA, ex-Minnesota Vikings running back Robert Smith, according to Sean Jensen of Pioneer Press, has said that he is not pushing to become the labor union’s next head, stating that this is not the right time in his life to take on this job. In addition to this, Smith is recently married and is undertaking other endeavors, as well. According to Smith, a former NFLPA player representative and member of... Read Full Story

No word as of yet from the NFL in regards to a speculative report that states that Minnesota Vikings offensive tackle Bryant McKinnie is likely to be suspended for four games for violating the league’s personal conduct policy, according to Don Seeholzer of the Pioneer Press; Sirius NFL Radio initially reported the news during its Wednesday afternoon update, but an NFL spokesman has said that there’s nothing to announce at this time. McKinnie currently faces 4 charges, including a count of... Read Full Story

From: Pro Football Weekly OLT Bryant McKinnie’s hearing for a criminal case, in which he faces four separate charges related to a fight outside a Miami nightclub, was continued back in June and is scheduled for a court date of Sept. 24 — three days after the Vikings face the Panthers in Minnesota during Week Three of the season. The team is aware of the situation and knows that McKinnie, should he be found guilty, could face punishment by the league. In fact, McKinnie already has met with... Read Full Story

BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA *catches breath* AAAAAAAAAAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!! This made my Monday. I know it's about a week old, but apparently the "breakup" was done quietly. According to PR.com, lead singer and member of Pretty Ricky, Pleasure, has left the group to pursue other music and television interests with Minnesota Vikings football player Bryant McKinnie. Miami, FL, November 04, 2007 --(PR.com)-- R&B sensation, Pleasure P, has broken away from the quartet Pretty Ricky and merged... Read Full Story

  Could the charges that have Vikings OT Bryant McKinnie in trouble be the deciding factor if he comes back to Minnesota in 2008? That is the rumblings out of the St.Paul Pioneer Press today, that states McKinnie may be let go if things involving his issues with a brawl outside a nightclub in February in Miami get too hairy. Head coach Brad Chlidress was quoted by the paper as saying that McKinnie is “entitled to his due process,” but that “we could face some difficult decisions down the... Read Full Story