View Full Version : Bryant Mckinnie Arrested in street fight.
BlueBrewer
02-24-2008, 08:25 PM
http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=3263153
I guess he got out on 9k bond. Who would get into a fight with Mckinnie. That guy is damn near the biggest guy in the NFL.
b bulldog
02-24-2008, 08:33 PM
Just saw this on PFT.com Who would want to start anything with a man that big?
Scott Campbell
02-24-2008, 08:45 PM
Is it boating season up there already?
MJZiggy
02-24-2008, 08:47 PM
No, he went to Miami which seems to mean certain arrest for any NFL player that goes there.
b bulldog
02-24-2008, 08:49 PM
he played at the U also
Just saw this on PFT.com Who would want to start anything with a man that big?
my guess would be a 5'4" "tough guy"....call it personal experience.
SkinBasket
02-24-2008, 09:32 PM
Just saw this on PFT.com Who would want to start anything with a man that big?
my guess would be a 5'4" "tough guy"....call it personal experience.
I'm sure it wasn't the pampered NFL big man with a two dozen man pose backing him that "started" anything. I'm sure some little Italian dood just walked up and inflicted his violent attitude on this poor NFL big man.
gbpackfan
02-24-2008, 09:41 PM
No, he went to Miami which seems to mean certain arrest for any NFL player that goes there.
As they should be when they start fighting in the street outside of a strip club. Oh, and then resisting arrest (without violence). Thugs.
Just saw this on PFT.com Who would want to start anything with a man that big?
my guess would be a 5'4" "tough guy"....call it personal experience.
I'm sure it wasn't the pampered NFL big man with a two dozen man pose backing him that "started" anything. I'm sure some little Italian dood just walked up and inflicted his violent attitude on this poor NFL big man.
While in college, all my roommates were Offensive Lineman as well...so there were usually 5-6 6'3"ish 300 pound guys together, minding our business, yet somehow every weekend some guy tried starting stuff with us. Not saying Mckinnie didn't do anything, but just saying you find those "tough guys" wanting to start something, and if you can start something with a guy who's worth millions of dollars......
RashanGary
02-24-2008, 09:48 PM
My brother has a little asian friend. He's like 5'4" 120 lbs but he's a freaking ninja with an attitude. If some big dude wants to start shit he takes it outside and so far the story goes the little ninja has beaten down all 300 lb tough guys that wanted to fight. So yeah, there are little guys who want to fight and some of them can kick ass.
Joemailman
02-24-2008, 10:15 PM
Don't mess with those little Asian Guys
http://the.honoluluadvertiser.com/dailypix/2004/Mar/01/il03a_b.jpg
the_idle_threat
02-25-2008, 01:04 AM
Just saw this on PFT.com Who would want to start anything with a man that big?
my guess would be a 5'4" "tough guy"....call it personal experience.
Agreed. Every once in a while you run into a little shit like that, and Skin's right that he's Italian as often as not. It's like the little fucker saw Joe Pesci in Casino and decided "that's who I wanna be ..."
Big guy can't "win." If he keeps a cool head, it's like he's backing down or rufusing to fight, and it makes the aggressive little shit think he's all big and bad. Maybe emboldens the little shit to get even more aggressive.
If the big guy takes the bait and kicks the little guy's ass, he doesn't really "win." Just makes him look like a bully and a jerk.
Not a common occurrence in my experience, thank goodness, but it happens.
CaliforniaCheez
02-25-2008, 03:07 AM
The Evil Satanic Criminal nature of the repulsive rotten low life thug creatures on the viking roster is shown again.
Law abiding citizens in decent society are again victimized by an intoxicated viking repeat criminal offender. McKinnie is one of the multiple convicted sex offenders from the Criminal Cruise.
Commissioner Roger Goodell must take actions against an evil embarrassing franchise that encourages crime amongst players.
McKinnie has been been rotten to the core since the omen of his draft day.
In 2002 the incompetent drooping horns franchise failed to get a card to the podium with Ryan Sims name on it and multiple teams passed the vikings on draft dy getting their players chosen.
The screwed up vikings had to settle for the evil criminal McKinnie (University of Miami) who then held out as a rookie until November further embarrassing the unashamed vikings and making obvious their no class, incompentent, and unprofessional operation.
The vikings won the NFC in profootballtalk.com's Turdwatch last season which tracks evil criminal behavior harmful to citizens. They now are doing well in this year's criminal results.
Ever since the league foolishly planted that damnable franchise in the middle of the Packer broadcast area the rotten vikings have done nothing but embarass the NFL.
When their lease runs out at the cheap plastic metrodump, I hope the NFL moves that lousy embarassing franchise to Mexico City and changes the name to the Aztecs. The memory of the purple puke will fade rapidly.
twoseven
02-25-2008, 04:21 AM
Wonder if Childress will demand to know all of the facts before he decides to do anything (referring to his non-action against Dwight Smith when it would have meant sitting a key contributor in a big game down the stretch last year).
I miss the Sex Boat drama.
SkinBasket
02-25-2008, 08:37 AM
Just saw this on PFT.com Who would want to start anything with a man that big?
my guess would be a 5'4" "tough guy"....call it personal experience.
I'm sure it wasn't the pampered NFL big man with a two dozen man pose backing him that "started" anything. I'm sure some little Italian dood just walked up and inflicted his violent attitude on this poor NFL big man.
While in college, all my roommates were Offensive Lineman as well...so there were usually 5-6 6'3"ish 300 pound guys together, minding our business, yet somehow every weekend some guy tried starting stuff with us. Not saying Mckinnie didn't do anything, but just saying you find those "tough guys" wanting to start something, and if you can start something with a guy who's worth millions of dollars......
From the story:
Authorities were called to Club Space after a fight broke out. McKinnie had been thrown out by a nightclub security guard and was arguing and spit on Eric Otero, according to a police report.
Otero, 32, said he wouldn't press charges if McKinnie left. Authorities said the former University of Miami player then went to a nearby strip club, but later returned to Club Space and fought with Otero again.
Miami Police found McKinnie "in the middle of a large crowd, throwing punches and again yelling obscenities," according to the police report.
Police told McKinnie to stop. He refused and boarded a bus. The bus driver was ordered not to drive away.
MadtownPacker
02-25-2008, 09:18 AM
Any news of a non-Packer in the NFCN screwing up is good news IMO.
the_idle_threat
02-25-2008, 08:38 PM
Authorities were called to Club Space after a fight broke out. McKinnie had been thrown out by a nightclub security guard and was arguing and spit on Eric Otero, according to a police report.
Otero, 32, said he wouldn't press charges if McKinnie left. Authorities said the former University of Miami player then went to a nearby strip club, but later returned to Club Space and fought with Otero again.
Miami Police found McKinnie "in the middle of a large crowd, throwing punches and again yelling obscenities," according to the police report.
Police told McKinnie to stop. He refused and boarded a bus. The bus driver was ordered not to drive away.
Should have tased the fucker and put a vid on youtube so we could all laugh at it.
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