Former Bronco Doubts McKinley Committed Suicide

Former Broncos cornerback and current New York Giant D.J. Johnson thinks that there is more than meets the eye concerning the passing of his former teammate, Kenny McKinley “I don’t think it happened the way they’re saying it happened,” Johnson said. “I just don’t. I don’t think it was a suicide. That’s my personal opinion on the situation. I think there’s something fishy about the situation.”

“Knowing Kenny and knowing what type of guy he was and then having his son up there and the way he loved his son, I don’t think he would have did it with his son being up there,” Johnson said.

Speaking of McKinley's son, a trust fund has been set up by the NFL Player Association for Keon McKinley, Kenny's one-year old son. Keon's mother told reports that she did not suspect McKinley's death to be suicide.

Johnson said he hung out with McKinley last off season.

“The whole offseason we basically hung out and had fun outside of football,” Johnson said. “There’s people bad everywhere, it’s just who you chose to socialize with. Everyone knows everyone in Denver, it’s a very small community. So it’s hard to get past all of the bad people.”