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Mankato, MN (Sports Network) - The Minnesota Vikings and Kansas City Chiefs have been accused by the NFL Players Association, claiming the teams may have engaged in collusion while negotiating contracts with their first-round draft picks.
The union states that the Minnesota and Kansas City franchise may have had illegal knowledge of the signing bonus offered to a player chosen after the Chiefs picked Ryan Sims with the sixth selection and Bryant McKinnie was chosen seventh by the Vikings.
Story here: Vikings/Chiefs
I think that if a rookie won't take any reasonable offer he should sit. IMO the Vikings are doing the right thing. Let McKinnie sit.
The union states that the Minnesota and Kansas City franchise may have had illegal knowledge of the signing bonus offered to a player chosen after the Chiefs picked Ryan Sims with the sixth selection and Bryant McKinnie was chosen seventh by the Vikings.
Story here: Vikings/Chiefs
I think that if a rookie won't take any reasonable offer he should sit. IMO the Vikings are doing the right thing. Let McKinnie sit.
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