Dunlap's post game tweet

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(10-26-2020, 11:28 AM)SHRacerX Wrote: I am not saying that it is the right course of action, but that is what their past actions dictate. 

The last time something like this happened, they had to get a King's Ransom for Palmer.  Think about that.  If they let a QB sit out and get nothing for him, what makes us think that Dunlap wouldn't be treated the same way.  The difference is Palmer had the class (did I just say that?) to wait until the offseason.  

And I hear ya.  

If I was a Bobby Hart, or even Jonah Williams, and I got a shot at Dunlap in practice, I might let him know that I didn't appreciate his effort (or lack thereof) in a game where the offense put up 34 points.  

Dunlap ain't sitting out, he's making his teammates miserable and fight him in person and online.  Keeping him around is punishing the players who aren't being d-bags. 

But the main issue is that being fired from the Bengals is viewed as a reward.  That is a long-term black cloud over this organization.  So many times MB doesn't want to reward players by getting rid of them.