Bryant McKinnie News

With the Brett Favre saga possibly nearing an end, as well as Favre's second retirement, the Minnesota Vikings' next big step will be to look at how Favre can impact their offensive playbook... by Andy Smith 4 43 reads Opinion With the Brett Favre saga possibly nearing an end, as well as Favre's second retirement, the Minnesota Vikings' next big ...

I can't believe I'm about to say this, but here goes: I agree with Iggy 100%. I dunno if Vikings fans will even get a chance to see whether Brett Favre throws more TDs or picks; warped minds suspect that the first decent pass rusher to line up opposite Bryant McKinnie knock Favre back to Mississippi for good, leaving the Vikes once again with a ...

Drama, saga, rumor, retired, unretired, spotlight, tiring, relentless. All of these words can describe how a vast majority of NFL fans, including myself, feel about the endless Brett Favre unretirement game... by Andy Auger 8 1745 reads Drama, saga, rumor, retired, unretired, spotlight, tiring, relentless.

The question has been lingering for more than a year now. Will Brett Favre make the Vikings better? If so, is it worth the risk? The former Green Bay Packer has torched the Vikings many times throughout his career and some fans on both sides just can't see him doing the Lambeau Leap in a purple uniform.

June 17th, 2009 3:46 PM by Judd Zulgad Tight end Visanthe Shiancoe said that unlike members of the media Vikings players aren't assuming that Brett Favre is going to be the team's quarterback this season - even though Favre referenced the Vikings as "we" on Monday during an HBO interview.

Being big has obvious rewards. There are millions of dollars Bryant McKinnie never would have made, had he stopped filling out, oh, 100 pounds ago.

Vikings coach Brad Childress defended Tarvaris Jackson. Jackson's work ethic, Childress said Friday, is beyond reproach.

Go ahead and take a few minutes to laugh. Roll around on the floor and wipe those tears of laughter from your eyes.

The Vikings' first-round draft pick was nowhere to be seen, but their second-round pick might have been visible from outer space.

Yippee! Great news. Percy Harvin is in the hospital and is sick as a dog. He's dehydrated, vomiting and, in general, a total wreck.

Former Green Bay Packers quarterback Brett Favre hugs Minnesota Vikings head coach Brad Childress after the Vikings loss of 34 to 0 on November 11, 2007 at Lambeau Field in Green Bay, Wis.

There seems to be a new attitude and confidence emitting from Winter Park this offseason, particularly when it comes to taking carefully calculated chances on players with red flags.

Cowley College baseball coach Dave Burroughs stopped short of saying it, but he didn't really have to.

At 2:59 PM on Saturday afternoon, I began to ponder upon what colossal events would occur at this year's extravaganza known as the NFL draft... by Tanner Thoms 51 reads Opinion At 2:59 PM on Saturday afternoon, I began to ponder upon what colossal events would occur at this year's extravaganza known as the NFL draft.

The Vikings' need for a right tackle made it seem extremely fortuitous that Mississippi's Michael Oher was available when 22nd pick in the first round came up Saturday.

Just as there are no atheists in foxholes, there can't be any moralists in NFL draft rooms.

Former Pretty Ricky vocalist Pleasure P is looking beyond his success as an entertainer with the launch of his new record label, Swagga Entertainment.

April 22nd, 2009 8:28 AM by Judd Zulgad Note: We continue our exclusive look at the Vikings' upcoming draft.A Check for a new post by mid-morning through Friday.

Though there were whispers that the Vikings were sniffing around Jay Cutler, that doesn't necessarily mean the team feels desperate for a quarterback to add to a depth chart including Sage Rosenfels, Tarvaris Jackson, and John David Booty.

Two weeks ago the Vikings signed cornerback Cedric Griffin to a five-year, $25 million contract extension.