He has made a lot of money during his career, but apparently isn't all that good at saving/investing it. Before last season, he took out a $4 million loan in case of a lockout with Pro Player Funding. According to TMZ, the payments would come out of McKinnie's paychecks with the Vikings, but when the Vikings cut him, a payment was missed, and the loan came due. So now, with interest, it's $4.3 million. PPF got a judgment against the exMiami Hurricane, and he has to pay up.Big Mac and Cheese's new contract with the Ravens is "only" worth $7.5 million over two years, so he might have to be a little cheap nfl jerseys china more fiscally responsible this year. Or at least take out another loan.As Pro Football Talk points out, football players have resources to avoid financial difficulties, but . Commenters must follow our Terms of Use.