Bryant McKinnie

Minnesota Vikings tackle Bryant McKinnie is working to forget bad game, get off bench  

After seeing Brett Favre on the ground numerous times, Pro Bowler Bryant McKinnie benched, and a decrease in Adrian Peterson's production, the Minnesota Vikings announced early Wednesday that they will be holding try-outs to help fill the holes in the offensive line. The Vikings, who began the season 10-1, are now 11-4 and fighting for the No. 2 seed in the NFC playoffs. Peterson's production has dwindled in recent games. Peterson saw two...  

EDEN PRAIRIE, Minn. - Even the biggest and strongest of players can be rendered ineffective when the brain and the body are not in sync.  

They don’t come much bigger and stronger than Minnesota Vikings left tackle Bryant McKinnie, who was reminded of that last week.  

CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- In a game in which many Minnesota Vikings had a bad day at the office, Bryant McKinnie might have had one of the worst. The left tackle's struggles in the Vikings' 26-7 loss to the Carolina Panthers on S  

Minnesota left tackle Bryant McKinnie, a Woodbury High graduate, played so poorly against Julius Peppers and the Carolina Panthers on Sunday that he was benched in the fourth quarter, the first time that had happened in his eight-year career.  

Eight Vikings made the Pro Bowl including offensive tackle Bryant McKinnie, beaten so badly and so often two weeks ago by Julius Peppers that he was benched. Then beaten regularly again Sunday night by Israel Idonije of the Bears. At least Peppers will be his teammate in the Pro Bowl, so he only can embarrass McKinnie in practice. Pro Bowl voting is always silly. In 1983, when only players and coaches voted, A.J. Duhe of...Please click on the...  

12/20/09 Carolina Panthers (90) defensive end Julius Peppers sacks Minnesota Vikings (4) quarterback Brett Favre during third quarter action Sunday as Vikings (74) tackle Bryant McKinnie tries to stop Peppers momentum at Bank of America Stadium in ...  

NFL Minnesota Vikings at Pittsburgh Steelers, Sunday, 1 p.m., FOX Minnesota has been overachieving. Pittsburgh has been underachieving. In what can be considered their first good opponent, Ben Roethlisberger and company will take the field at home against a stingy Vikings defense which has had 21 sacks and six interceptions in the first six games.  

A poker player with a tell is an easy target for opponents. So too are offensive lineman. Vikings left tackle...  

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The Money TimesNow those are the Vikings we've come to expectWahpeton Daily NewsJust when you thought it was safe to sit through a Minnesota Vikings football game with no stress, they did it to us again. ...NFL Playoff Projections, Week 14CNNall 240 news articles »  

Bryant McKinnie is hard to miss on the football field. Inconspicuous doesn't generally apply when you're 6-8, weigh 335 pounds and wear a size 18 shoe. But sometimes, when members of the Vikings offense are watching fil  

The latest design for a new Minnesota Vikings football stadium comes with a sliding roof, soaring windows facing downtown, a lower price tag...  

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