Max Starks reportedly visited the Chargers
According to Ian Rapoport of the NFL Network, free agent offensive lineman Max Starks visited with the San Diego Chargers on Wednesday.
Veteran OT Max Starks is visiting the #Chargers today, I’m told. Still looking for a tackle after Bryant McKinnie went back to Baltimore
— Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) May 8, 2013
Even though the Chargers drafted D.J. Fluker in the first round,...
Chargers haven’t reached out to Max Starks
As the San Diego Chargers continue to look for help along their offensive line, they haven’t reached out to former Steeler Max Starks, according to the San Diego Union-Tribune.
The Chargers tried to sign Bryant McKinnie, who evidently always wanted to stay in Baltimore. But they haven’t reached out to veteran Max Starks. They figure to go into this season with King Dunlap (or...
Report: Chargers Don’t Appear Interested In Max Starks After Missing Out On Bryant McKinnie
According to Kevin Acee of the The San Diego Union-Tribune, the San Diego Chargers recently tried to sign tackle Bryant McKinnie, who just re-signed back with the Baltimore Ravens over the weekend, but have yet to reach out to Pittsburgh Steelers veteran free agent tackle Max Starks.
The Chargers, as Acee eludes to in his report, still have question marks at their left tackle...
Bryant McKinnie’s New Contract Includes Weight Clauses, Again
As was reported last Wednesday, the defending Super Bowl champion Baltimore Ravens and left tackle Bryant McKinnie agreed upon a new two-year, $7 million contract.
As the details of the contract have been leaked, there is clearly still concern about McKinnie’s physical playing condition.
The Baltimore Sun reveals some of the details of the freshly-inked deal, which include weight...
Baltimore Ravens: OT Bryant McKinnie Re-Signs, Hopes For Better Start
The Baltimore Ravens have agreed in principle to a two-year deal with tackle Bryant McKinnie Thursday afternoon. McKinnie’s deal is reportedly worth $7 million. The 11-year NFL veteran has spent the past two seasons with the Ravens after nine seasons with the Minnesota Vikings. McKinnie saw action in all 32 regular season games (16 starts) as a Raven. Photo Credit: BaltimoreRavens...
OT Bryant McKinnie Says He 'Didn't Really Want To Leave' Ravens
Veteran offensive tackle Bryant McKinnie never really wanted to leave the Ravens, Aaron Wilson of the Baltimore Sun reports.
Even as he was taking visits and garnering offers from the San Diego Chargers and the Miami Dolphins, McKinnie said he was holding out hope that the Ravens would make him an offer.
And they did Thursday, reaching agreement with McKinnie on a two-year...
Ravens re-sign OT Bryant McKinnie to two year deal
There’s one less high-caliber veteran tackle on the free agent market after Bryant McKninnie decided to stay in Baltimore. Bryant McKinnie re-signed to a two-year deal with the Baltimore Ravens, the team announced on Thursday. The deal is reportedly worth $7 million, and besides incentives it also includes an undisclosed signing bonus.
Bryant McKinnie reportedly dined with...
Baltimore Ravens re-sign Bryant McKinnie
Interest in free agent offensive lineman Bryant McKinnie had picked up recently, as the veteran visited with the Miami Dolphins and San Diego Chargers. However, McKinnie's former team -- the Baltimore Ravens -- remained in contact with him, and they were ultimately able to convince him to re-sign. McKinnie inked a two-year deal with the defending Super Bowl champions that can...
Bryant McKinnie is back in Ravens' house at LT...
It's a big deal that "Moby Grape" is back to protect Joe Flacco's blind side after flirting with his erstwhile suitors...
When he's in shape and ready to play, Bryant McKinnie gives the Ravens so much strength and adaptability to their offensive line that it is not funny.
I had a feeling he would come back after testing a lukewarm free-agent market....
The Ravens Re-Sign Left Tackle Bryant McKinnie
While the Baltimore Ravens started off the post Super Bowl roster changes with a bang, getting rid of some of the most important players form a year ago, recently, they have made some solid moves.
In the latest transaction, Ozzie Newsome and the Ravens were able to re-sign left tackle Bryant McKinnie to a new two-year deal. The deal is worth approximately 7 million dollars. McKinney...
Ravens agree to deal with McKinnie
Baltimore general manager Ozzie Newsome says the Ravens have agreed to a two-year deal to re-sign offensive tackle Bryant McKinnie.
The 33-year-old McKinnie is an 11-year NFL veteran who has played the last two seasons with Baltimore. He played his first nine seasons with the Minnesota Vikings.
McKinnie started all 16 regular-season games with the Ravens in 2011. He started all...
Ravens, OT Bryant McKinnie agree to 2-year deal
Baltimore general manager Ozzie Newsome says the Ravens have agreed to a two-year deal to re-sign offensive tackle Bryant McKinnie.
The 33-year-old McKinnie is an 11-year NFL veteran who has played the last two seasons with Baltimore. He played his first nine seasons with the Minnesota Vikings.
McKinnie started all 16 regular-season games with the Ravens in 2011. He started all...
Ravens re-sign offensive lineman Bryant McKinnie
The Baltimore Ravens have re-signed left tackle Bryant McKinnie to a two-year contract. McKinnie did not start a game during the 2012 regular season but became a valuable part of the Ravens offensive line during the playoffs. McKinnie, 33, failed to generate interest for much of free agency but had recently met with Miami and San Diego. After the meetings McKinnie was said to be...
OT Bryant McKinnie, Ravens Strike Two-Year Contract
The Baltimore Ravens announced on Thursday that McKinnie agreed to a two-year contract to stay with the defending Super Bowl champions. The 33-year-old offensive tackle sat on the bench for much of last season until taking over as Joe Flacco's blindside protector for the team's playoff run, McKinnie played extremely well, and is now being rewarded.
It's been an up...
Ravens sign Bryant McKinnie to a two-year deal
The Baltimore Ravens announced today that they’ve signed free agent offensive tackle Bryant McKinnie to a two-year contract. McKinnie had been talking with both the Dolphins and Chargers, but the Ravens ended up sneaking back in the race and were able to close the deal. Without McKinnie, you could argue the Ravens wouldn’t have won the Super Bowl last season. Need NFL Tickets?
Cowboys Have Interest In OT Bryant McKinnie
Bryant McKinnie has contract offers from the Chargers and Dolphins according to Aaron Wilson of the Baltimore Sun and another team has made an inquiry to McKinnie.
The Dallas Cowboys are now in the mix for McKinnie. The Cowboys have a need at offensive tackle and McKinnie is another option.
Source: The Redzone
Chargers rumors: San Diego makes offer to Bryant McKinnie
There are several veteran offensive lineman remaining on the
free agent market, and it appears talks have heated up for one of them. The San
Diego Chargers have made Baltimore Ravens free agent Bryant McKinnie an offer,
as negotiations are ongoing, according to Aaron Wilson of The Baltimore Sun.
Chargers have made an offer to Bryant McKinnie, source says. Negotiations are ongoing...
Chargers Attempting To Sign LT Bryant McKinnie
Ravens veteran free agent offensive tackle Bryant McKinnie has been offered a contract by the San Diego Chargers and has maintained dialogue with the Miami Dolphins following his workout, according to a source.
The Chargers and McKinnie remained in contract discussions as of Wednesday night.
He has also maintained dialogue with the Ravens, but has no offer from the defending...
Bryant McKinnie Meeting With The Chargers Again Wednesday, Haven’t Discussed A Contract Yet
Aaron Wilson of the Baltimore Sun reports that the San Diego Chargers and free agent LT Bryant McKinnie didn’t discuss contract figures during their meeting Tuesday night.
McKinnie mentioned that he’s had ”very good” visit so far. The two sides will meet again today and McKinnie informed Wilson that he’ll be taking a physical at some point as well.
The Chargers...
Bryant McKinnie had a ‘very good’ visit with the Chargers
The Chargers are in a desperate need for a left tackle after missing out on the top three left tackles in the draft. According to the UT San Diego’s Michael Gehlken, Bryant McKinnie just had a good visit with the Chargers that has now led to dinner.
Told Bryant McKinnie is amidst a “very good” visit. Having dinner with Chargers tonight. Two sides have yet to talk numbers.
—...
Dolphins rumors: Bryant McKinnie visiting Miami
Baltimore Ravens free agent offensive lineman Bryant McKinnie is visiting the Miami Dolphins training facility today, according to Jeff Darlington of NFL.com.
I'm told free agent tackle Bryant McKinnie is visiting Dolphins' facility today. Team obviously needs a tackle. McKinnie now on the radar.
— Jeff Darlington (@JeffDarlington) April 29, 2013
Dolphins general...
Ravens Interested in OT Demetress Bell?
It’s been some time since NFL free agency began, and yet the Baltimore Ravens and offensive tackle Bryant McKinnie have still yet to agree on a new contract.
The 33-year-old mauler is reportedly scheduled to visit the Miami Dolphins Monday. Should he sign with Miami or any other club for that matter, the defending Super Bowl champions would have to make moves to accommodate the...
Dolphins host free agent tackle Bryant McKinnie
The Miami Dolphins are still looking to upgrade their offensive line and have brought in former Raven tackle Bryant McKinnie. McKinnie has failed to attract any interest as a free agent after a strong performance during the Ravens Super Bowl run.
Regarded as the best available left tackle on the market, McKinnie is 33 years of age and would represent an upgrade over second-year player...
Dolphins bringing LT Bryant ‘mount’ McKinnie in for a visit
The Miami Dolphins aren’t wasting any time, trying to find a new offensive tackle. They’ve already restarted talks with the Chiefs for Branden Albert and reached out to Eric Winston once again. Now, according to Jeff Darlington of NFL Network, the Dolphins are bringing in former Ravens left tackle, Bryant McKinnie.
Photo Courtesy of Bobak Ha’Eri via Wikipedia
McKinnie hasn’t...
Super Bowl Champ Bryant McKinnie partying with Rihanna
We make sweet music together T…
Tuesday night, Super Bowl Champion Bryant McKinnie stopped by Greenhouse for a pre-draft bash in NYC and partied with the one and only Rihanna — Other notable celebs and athletes in the crowd were DJ Khaled, Victor Cruz, Rappers Wale and Busta Rhymes and Knicks stars, J. R. Smith, Iman Shumpert and Kenyon Martin were there, celebrating their playoff...
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