11-12-2020, 11:55 AM
(11-12-2020, 09:48 AM)fredtoast Wrote: This is 100% bullshit. Throughout his career Dunlap was always very good against the run.
Not every player that is durable takes plays off. And Dunlap did not get selected to PFF All-Decade team by taking plays off.
"One of the most underrated players of his generation, Carlos Dunlap has been a consistently excellent player in the NFL for the entire decade," PFF analyst Sam Monson wrote "Drafted in 2010, Dunlap has never had an overall PFF grade below 70.0. That comes on the back of nine straight seasons with 45 or more total pressures, topping out with 80 back in 2015 when he, along with most of the Bengals, enjoyed career seasons. Dunlap has been an impressive run defender and pass rusher"
Hey, don't tell me, tell that to Dan Hoard. He and Lapham are the ones who were discussing it on their podcast after Dunlap was traded. I didn't make up what Dunlap said nor did I embellish their take on it.
Sorry, but, Dunlap gave half assed effort last year until the half way mark and again this year was half assing it. While Marvin was here, Dunlap tried and was kept in line. With the new staff, he went off the rails. That's not me saying that. That is from the local beat reporters and people directly associated with the team.
Do you even listen to these podcasts from the local beat reporters and broadcasters who work in the organization? They are some on literally daily and others several times a week. If you listened to all of these things you wouldn't have the same perspective on a lot of your takes.
