Team Tells Dunlap To Stay Home!

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(10-28-2020, 12:08 PM)C0de_M0nkey Wrote: I fully agree with you. Dunlap's antics are unprofessional and classless. However they are within his best interests if he wants to end his career with a fresh start elsewhere. It's obvious that the Bengals are too incompetent to trade him. If he wants out this is the only thing he can do. 

And I can criticize Dunlap, but I can't pretend that Zac Taylor is going to magically turn this team around once Carlos Dunlap is gone. He deserves a large share of the blame for the drama in his locker room. Why would anyone want to play for a coach who's 1-11-1 in close games, and 3-19-1 overall? 

Agree totally. I'll say this, it seems the offense is playing hard, real hard....just some of them up front aren't very good. There several young guys on the defense playing hard. Geno is not altogether healthy, and Los had either been sandbagging, or lost several steps due to age over the summer. Because before he got his snaps reduced, he was doing shit. If he had been balling out and got benched, then I would have a serious problem with the staff. More than I already do. In this instance, they're right to do what they've done, imo.