Bryant McKinnie Rumors & News

Put together a motivated and in shape Bryant Mckinnie, a second year stud/future Pro Bowl guard in Kelechi Osemele, a battle between two motivated young players at center, the best right guard in the NFL and a former left tackle with a mean streak in Michael Oher at right tackle and what do you get? One heck of an offensive line, that's what. If all quarterback Joe Flacco needs is time in the pocket to be the dominant player he was in the 2012 post season, the Ravens could be looking at a career year for the veteran signal caller. With the offensive line at it's best last season Flacco...

The Baltimore Ravens drafted OT Ricky Wagner in the 5th round of last month's 2013 NFL Draft, hoping that he follows in the path of other big, brawler-type Wisconsin offensive linemen. With the re-signing of LT Bryant McKinnie, the Ravens have a veteran line, but could use the depth and future potential of guys like Wagner. Let's see what Rosin, the blogger who watch him in college, says about him filling that need: Ricky Wagner was a little enigmatic in his college career. He was good enough to start 36 games at both left and right tackle, but he needs tightening on his technique. It...

Last season there were two major factors that changed the Baltimore Ravens offense once they reached the post season. The firing of Cam Cameron and subsequent addition of Jim Caldwell and the addition of Bryant MCKinnie to the starting offensive line. The Ravens made it a priority to keep both in tact for another run at the Lombardi Trophy in 2013. McKinnie isn't wasting any time in showing the team that they made the right move. Not only is he talking the talk but now he is walking the walk as he participates in the Ravens off season "voluntary" training program in Owings Mills, MD. ...

Tom Telesco said, "If a guy can't keep up with our work ethic, he won't be here." Would someone please explain to me why I should have been excited about the possibility of signing Bryant McKinnie as a stop-gap tackle? We are only a few months removed from a player with poor work ethic, and a lack of self-motivation yet Chargers' fans were insisting we bring in Bryant McKinnie. I am beyond puzzled by this. Did you forget that he arrived at training camp overweight in Minnesota leading to his departure? Oh then I shouldn't have to remind you that he did it again in Baltimore, ultimately...

Bryant McKinnie has been a mystery wrapped in a riddle during his time here in Baltimore. When he originally signed here after being cut from the Minnesota Vikings for "reportedly" showing up to camp at nearly 400 lbs. he promised to be in shape by the time he got to Baltimore. He was not. He player that season at the plump old weight of 370ish pounds for the most part but still did a better job than anyone else we had on our roster could have done. The following season, last year, McKinnie once again showed his evil side by showing up to camp over weight and out of shape after reporti...

After a few days of wining and dining with the talking heads of the Chargers, Bryant Mckinnie weighed his options, played the game like a true veteran, and signed a 2-year contract with the Baltimore Ravens. So, now what? Panic? With General Manager Tom Telesco making a strong push to sign Mckinnie, one would think the Chargers aren't so confident in newcomer King Dunlap to be the team's starting Left Tackle. Let's take a look at some options the Chargers have moving forward. King Dunlap? If you let Philly fans influence you, you're probably under the assumption Dunlap won't be much ...

Bryant McKinnie agrees to 2-year deal with Ravens - SBNation.com The Ravens re-signed left tackle Bryant McKinnie on a two-year deal, according to the team's official Twitter feed. Ravens Reach Two-Year Agreement With Bryant McKinnieAfter visits to Miami and San Diego, the Ravens brought back their left tackle. Ravens Re-Sign Bryant McKinnie | Fanspeak.com's Baltimore Ravens BlogThe Baltimore Ravens have re-signed left tackle Bryant McKinnie to a two-year deal. Penn’s Copeland Ready To Roll With Ravens " CBS PhillyBrandon Copeland put together a fantastic career as the anchor of the...

Baltimore Ravens tackle Bryant McKinnie (78) stands on the field before an NFL football game against the Philadelphia Eagles, Sunday, Sept. 16, 2012, in Philadelphia. (AP Photo/Mel Evans)