LT Bryant McKinnie says he left the Ravens with no regrets and weighs in on transition to OL coach Juan Castillo

[izvoodoo]

Its pretty clear McKinnie was the scapegoat in all this now, as he sprung a 100+ yard rusher for Miami last night. This really points back at Harbs player decision making. A healthy LT even as a bench player backup yet we get another bag of balls for him. Kudos to the other posters in this forum who sniffed this out and didn't inhale the purple smoke up your exterior orifice

McKinnie requested a trade to Miami, Ozzie was nice enough to accommodate him.

[The Raven]

To be more specific, it shows that Harbs would rather can a player than admit a mistake in letting Castillo his guy mess up our scheme, and that was a slap in Mollers face, so now you have not only players against you, but coaches as well. To make it worse, if you speak up about it, Harbs gets you gone. Pollard, Boldin, McKinnie, Etc. Sure looks like NOT TEAM FIRST, but my way or highway. Thus ultimately making Harbaugh out to be a hypocrit, and hiw much has he now lost of the locker room?

 

Boldin was a cap casualty, that's off base entirely.

 

Pollard was a cancer, and he's been effectively replaced. Pollard is now on his fourth team. What does that say about him?

 

McKinnie was also a cancer, and lazy too. 

 

Harbaugh a hypocrite? More like Harbaugh the guy that fires people that don't do their job adequately or undermine the team. Good try though!

[jimjim5]

We wouldn't have a SB win or trip without those cancers you speak of........

Boldin was a cap casualty, that's off base entirely.

Pollard was a cancer, and he's been effectively replaced. Pollard is now on his fourth team. What does that say about him?

McKinnie was also a cancer, and lazy too.

Harbaugh a hypocrite? More like Harbaugh the guy that fires people that don't do their job adequately or undermine the team. Good try though!

[The Raven]

We wouldn't have a SB win or trip without those cancers you speak of........
 

 

Thanks Sherlock.

 

I don't disagree. Just saying that we have improvements at their positions now. We wouldn't have ditched them if we couldn't replace them. Both were replaced effectively, but hey, what's new?

[izvoodoo]

We wouldn't have a SB win or trip without those cancers you speak of........
 

If we had Monroe and DIggs playing we probably still would have won it.  Also McKinnie is a different beast in the post season.  He was fresh and healthy and only had to play a few games.  You could tell the regular season was beating him down.

[jimjim5]

it is all debatable.

Did I pee in your cornflakes before or something? LOL

Thanks Sherlock.

I don't disagree. Just saying that we have improvements at their positions now. We wouldn't have ditched them if we couldn't replace them. Both were replaced effectively, but hey, what's new?

[Tatelli]

it is all debatable.

Did I pee in your cornflakes before or something? LOL
 

LMAO....seems like it. But I kinda don't agree with his entire response, yes he does so called fire players.....seems he removes players faster than he pulls the trigger on friends...AKA Cam and now maybe Castillo...just makes you kinda think.

[DMH_in_WA]

Its pretty clear McKinnie was the scapegoat in all this now, as he sprung a 100+ yard rusher for Miami last night. This really points back at Harbs player decision making. A healthy LT even as a bench player backup yet we get another bag of balls for him. Kudos to the other posters in this forum who sniffed this out and didn't inhale the purple smoke up your exterior orifice

Really? You're going to put Miller's game on McKinnie? 105 yards, Miller ran for 40 yards to the left side ...17 yards specifically to LT. Lamar Miller had 105 yards thanks mostly due to his speed and his ability to break tackles. He gained something like 57 yards after contact last night.