Carlos Dunlap, all-time Bengals sack leader, traded to Seahawks

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I did not realize he was the Bengals all time sack leader.

Source: Bengals trade DE Dunlap to Seahawks

 

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apparently he isn't getting along with his garbage HC.

 

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GatorJ said:

I did not realize he was the Bengals all time sack leader.

Source: Bengals trade DE Dunlap to Seahawks

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That makes 4 Gators on the Seahawks now.
Swain
Dunbar
Bullard
Dunlap

 

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The news of any gator getting out of Cincinnati or Cleveland is a good thing

 

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Went from one of the worst teams, to one of the best. I’m sure he’s okay with it.

 

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Went from one of the worst teams, to one of the best. I’m sure he’s okay with it.

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Agree from the outhouse to almost a penthouse.

Every time I see his name I think of his draft day. Dunlap was 1st round talent who was drafted in the 2nd round b/c he got liquored up and fell asleep behind the wheel of a running car at a red light (amongst other things). Be that as it may, the player drafted exactly 1 spot ahead of Dunlap was ........Jermaine Cunningham, by New England. 2 things came to mind. One, Cunningham was not 2nd round talent and I am almost convinced that New England would have drafted Dunlap without that DUI thing. As great of a coach as Belichek is/was, he has had many questionable draft selections.

 

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Agree from the outhouse to almost a penthouse.

Every time I see his name I think of his draft day. Dunlap was 1st round talent who was drafted in the 2nd round b/c he got liquored up and fell asleep behind the wheel of a running car at a red light (amongst other things). Be that as it may, the player drafted exactly 1 spot ahead of Dunlap was ........Jermaine Cunningham, by New England. 2 things came to mind. One, Cunningham was not 2nd round talent and I am almost convinced that New England would have drafted Dunlap without that DUI thing. As great of a coach as Belichek is/was, he has had many questionable draft selections.

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New England is successful with their chance taking because they normally trade so many picks, they are stacked with selections.

 

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Happy for Dunlap, but I can't stand hollywood pete. He clearly read booby bowden's book, "Plausible Deniability for Dummies" when he arrived at usc.

 

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He's good for atleast 3 dooeys on the way

 

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Did he pass out at a downtown stoplight?

 

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Did he pass out at a downtown stoplight?

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34th & Archer I think. Edit: It was actually 34th and 2nd (the road north of the golf course).
https://www.alligator.org/news/camp...cle_645a2cc4-de9b-11de-9b6a-001cc4c002e0.html
And he just fell asleep.......................

 

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Can we buy him another year of eligibility?

 

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PCGatorAlum said:

Did he pass out at a downtown stoplight?

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And he'd sacked the Texas A&M QB while passed out more times than our entire defense under Fat head Todd

 

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GatorJ said:

New England is successful with their chance taking because they normally trade so many picks, they are stacked with selections.

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Exactly, they offset the law of averages. Shannon Sharpe was discussing how they are so successful with FAs earlier this week. Its the mindset of their business model.

 

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Its the mindset of their business model.

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5' 10" to 5' 11" fast, white guy receivers

 

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5' 10" to 5' 11" fast, white guy receivers

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They always seems to have an urg slot wide receiver that knows how to get open.

 

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They always seems to have an urg slot wide receiver that knows how to get open.

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Aren’t several of them firmer college QBs?

 

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Aren’t several of them firmer college QBs?

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I know edelman (spelling) was, don't know about welker.

 

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from what I read, they like to trade away their top draft picks for multiple lower draft picks.

it makes sense if you think about it. a lot of risk and a lot of money for a first round draft guy.

 

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