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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.
\u201cI would like to work in the front office and try to help them out,\u201d McKinnie said. \u201cSometimes I sit there, I\u2019m like, \u2018Who was making these decisions?\u2019
The 6'7" big man continued ... "Sometimes I just feel like the picks just aren\u2019t 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.
Speaking of, we asked Bryant if he'd consider reaching out to any of his former teams lookin' for a job.
\u201cWell, I don\u2019t know if I want to live back in Minnesota," McKinnie said laughing.
"I wouldn\u2019t 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\u2019s going on, kind of help because I sometimes just don\u2019t know what the picks are.\u201d
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.
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