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[size=13pt]McKinnie hears Chiefs' trash talk[/size]
'Their tackles are terrible. Every one is soft.'
BY SEAN JENSEN
Pioneer Press
Article Last Updated: 08/10/2007 12:25:00 AM CDT
MANKATO, Minn. - After practicing against them last week, Vikings left tackle Bryant McKinnie suddenly can't wait until the next time he lines up opposite the Kansas City Chiefs....
Punch them in the mouth big B. Show em how soft you are.
Good.
Maybe this may light a fire under his ass and he can start living up to his potential.
"singersp" wrote:
Big talk from a big disappointment.Quote:
MANKATO, Minn. - After practicing against them last week, Vikings left tackle Bryant McKinnie suddenly can't wait until the next time he lines up opposite the Kansas City Chiefs....
McKinnie needs to step up this season.
=Z=
i hope he slaps them around next time :)
"Zeus" wrote:
The biggest words came from the ROOKIE that said that the "tackles were soft."Quote:
"singersp" wrote:
Big talk from a big disappointment.Quote:
MANKATO, Minn. - After practicing against them last week, Vikings left tackle Bryant McKinnie suddenly can't wait until the next time he lines up opposite the Kansas City Chiefs....
McKinnie needs to step up this season.
=Z=
Yes, the rookie said all Ts were soft
He may not even played a down directly in front of McKinnie for all we know.
It was a sound bite.
"snowinapril" wrote:
Oh - I know that.Quote:
"Zeus" wrote:
The biggest words came from the ROOKIE that said that the "tackles were soft."Quote:
"singersp" wrote:
Big talk from a big disappointment.Quote:
MANKATO, Minn. - After practicing against them last week, Vikings left tackle Bryant McKinnie suddenly can't wait until the next time he lines up opposite the Kansas City Chiefs....
McKinnie needs to step up this season.
Yes, the rookie said all Ts were soft
He may not even played a down directly in front of McKinnie for all we know.
It was a sound bite.
I watched the show Wednesday night.
I'm talking about McKinnie's reaction in the press.
=Z=
I hope McKinnie plants him in the ground if he sees him in KC.
Maybe he needed to hear a rookie slamming him to light a fire under his ass.
Oh, oh! I smell trouble brewing here. Remember when that was tried a few years back and they never did get a lot of plays in on time and had to use all their time-outs early.Quote:
Play-calling update: Childress said the play-calling duties for tonight's game against the St. Louis Rams will be "collaborative."
"I don't know any other way to say it," Childress said. "I am not going to stand there like a deaf mute and he's not going to stand there like a deaf mute, so it's going to be a collaborative deal."
Last season, Childress handled the play calling. But he may involve offensive coordinator Darrell Bevell more this season.
It should be one or the other -- not both!
"Zeus" wrote:
Yes, I thought you were pretty clear about that.Quote:
"snowinapril" wrote:
Oh - I know that.Quote:
"Zeus" wrote:
The biggest words came from the ROOKIE that said that the "tackles were soft."Quote:
"singersp" wrote:
Big talk from a big disappointment.Quote:
MANKATO, Minn. - After practicing against them last week, Vikings left tackle Bryant McKinnie suddenly can't wait until the next time he lines up opposite the Kansas City Chiefs....
McKinnie needs to step up this season.
Yes, the rookie said all Ts were soft
He may not even played a down directly in front of McKinnie for all we know.
It was a sound bite.
I watched the show Wednesday night.
I'm talking about McKinnie's reaction in the press.
=Z=