McKinnie Donates Household Goods To Local Charity
There aren't a lot of fans of Bryant McKinnie on this site, and I would be one of those non-fans. But when a guy does something to help out his fellow man, it deserves credit and recognition.
McKinnie has donated all of the household goods from his Minneapolis home to a local charity, which is very kind gesture for a guy that left Minnesota in somewhat embarrassing circumstances. Said McKinnie through his publicist:
All of my furniture in my old home is practically new and in decent condition, I look at this as a positive way to move to my new location, while still providing families in need of appliances and household goods.
It would have been easy for McKinnie to just have his stuff packed up and moved to Baltimore, but it was very thoughtful of him to donate what I can only assume is some pretty nice stuff to those that are less fortunate than he is.
Good luck to you in Baltimore, Bryant. What you did was very generous, and there are families throughout Minneapolis benefiting from your generosity, whether they get a new couch, stove, or refrigerator.
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you can bet there wasnt any food left in the fridge…..zing!!!
Very cool of him. Much respect to him for that.
"A government big enough to give you everything you want, is strong enough to take everything you have"
Thomas Jefferson
by RileysCannibalJct on Aug 29, 2011 10:50 PM CDT reply actions
Lmao
Nice one
Mckinnie certainly did a generous thing…and since Baltimore is in the AFC, I would love to see the guy turn his career around.
by Matt Goodwin on Aug 29, 2011 11:55 PM CDT up reply actions
I call dibs on the ice cream machine....
the donut maker, and the cheese curd booth in his back yard.
and, uh, ummm, nice move, very classy…It must feel like a wieght has been taken off of your shoulders.
I will not be PONDERing anything, ever again....I'm so tired of this pun. Maybe we could use antonyms to be different, like: "FORGET about last season, as we COGITATE about winning in 2011!"...Whatever, SKOL VIKES!!!
Ahem
The only rreason he got rid of his fridge is because he needed a bigger one.
Ya Sure You Bettcha
by The Bears are Ditkaless on Aug 30, 2011 8:41 AM CDT reply actions
Class act! The more I hear about this guy, the more I like.
I think McKinnie has turned over a new leaf in Baltimore. Here’s a quote from Cam Cameron that pleasantly surprised me…
“I saw [Bryant McKinnie], Ray Lewis and Ed [Reed] working after, doing extra running after practice. I think he’s going to do everything he can to make this organization proud for bringing him here. I like his attitude, I like his approach. And I don’t know how you get a player like that this late in the training camp, but we seem to find a way to get it done."
Hope they enjoy him and he has a resurgance
I will say this though those people need to stop swimming in his deluxe ice cream maker…
Childress gone, TJack gone, new stadium on the way: it's like that Christmas when Santa brought prostitutes!
Wake up call
Happens alll the time in sports and the real world. I point to Cris Carter as exhibit A.
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Good for him
And I do hope him the best. Just wish he could of stayed in Minn, got off his practically new and decent furniture, and been ready for training camp.
I dont know if I should warn Erin Rodgers he has a dead cat on his upper lip or just let it hang there till Jared Allen rips it off on 10/23?
How bout he donates his food?
I’m sure he’d feed the entire tri-state area until Christmas.
I'm still a Minnesotan at heart...
Good on McKinnie
So good, in fact, that I won’t even make the requisite joke, like “he couldn’t eat his furniture, therefore it was of no use to him.”
I’ll refrain from the joke mostly because all the good jokes were already said. But partly because of the nice gesture.
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by Eric J. Thompson on Aug 31, 2011 4:40 PM CDT reply actions

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