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Ex-Vikings Star Bryant McKinnie Gunning To Work In NFL Front Office

August 27, 2026:

Ex-Vikings Star Bryant McKinnie Gunning To Work In NFL Front Office

Bryant McKinnie
Gunning To Work In NFL Front Office
… Put Me In, Coach!!!

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Bryant McKinnie is ready to trade the trenches for the draft room!

The retired Pro Bowl tackle, who starred for the Minnesota Vikings and later won a Super Bowl with the Baltimore Ravens, recently swung by the TMZ offices, where he told Babcock he’d love a front office gig so he can finally start fixing some of the head-scratching decisions he sees from the couch.

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“I would like to work in the front office and try to help them out,” McKinnie said. “Sometimes I sit there, I’m like, ‘Who was making these decisions?’

The 6’7″ big man continued … “Sometimes I just feel like the picks just aren’t making sense sometimes.”

McKinnie said he’s particularly interested in recruiting and drafting … and he’s obviously got a wealth of experience from his pro football playing days in Minnesota and Baltimore.

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Speaking of, we asked Bryant if he’d consider reaching out to any of his former teams lookin’ for a job.

“Well, I don’t know if I want to live back in Minnesota,” McKinnie said laughing.

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“I wouldn’t mind the Chargers, you know, somewhere with nice weather. The Dolphins, anybody. I feel like the Dolphins need somebody to come in who really has some wherewithal, like know what’s going on, kind of help because I sometimes just don’t know what the picks are.”

Bryant clearly has strong opinions on roster building … the question is, will an organization give him a chance to work behind the scenes?

There’s a bunch more with McKinnie … where we talk all about life after football (Bryant’s got businesses, a podcast, and a bunch more going on!), and how teams will possibly block Myles Garrett and Aaron Donald — if AD returns.

Check out the full interview!

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