Should We Feel Optimistic?

[oldno82]

McKinnie on his conditioning and goals for the upcoming year:

 

http://www.baltimoreravens.com/news/article-1/Bryant-McKinnie-Back-At-Ravens-Workouts-Wants-To-Dominate/53893c42-919b-4ae9-9bfa-15eb6dc55164

 

[vmax]

It's 'a positive' that he's made those statements. He hasn't done that in the past.

 

I'll believe it when I see that he is following through on the off season conditioning workouts. He can achieve those goals, but he needs trainer support and structure to do it.

 

[oldno82]

Part of me wants to believe him and part of me says he won't change.

 

However, ALL of me is glad he's here.

[cravnravn]

Thats 100% change then we are used to with him..This is just a giant leap towards REPEAT

 

Its going to be a great off season, McKinnie in camp looking good and no drama as to where Ed Greed is, caus he never came to OTA's

Edited May 9, 2013 by cravnravn

[colincac]

I'm very optimistic, him actually showing up to workouts and committed to getting some weight off is exactly what we needed. He was playing 20+ pounds heavier than any other LT in football, that just isn't realistic.