Carlos Dunlap is back in Cincinnati and was at Paul Brown Stadium on Wednesday.
Carlos Dunlap arrived at Cincinnati’s stadium on Wednesday for the first time since offseason activities began in the spring.
It’s unclear whether he practiced on Wednesday, but he’s definitely back, and it appears he’ll be participating in obligatory minicamp next week.
Dunlap’s Instagram account shows him going to the Stadium with Cincinnati geotags, confirming his return.
Dunlap will become a free agent in 2019 if the Bengals do not extend his deal before then. He will earn $7 million this season if he does not sign an agreement with the organization before the season begins. He should have received a $300,000 workout bonus, but will forfeit it due having missed OTAs thus far.
“That is a lot of money. “No denying that,” Dunlap told Bengals.com after his comeback. “I value the training I received in Florida. I’m making sure I’m in the greatest shape possible to address the deficiencies they see and the things I didn’t accomplish well last year. “I believe that will pay off.”
All that aside, it’s wonderful to see Dunlap back in Cincinnati!
A breakdown of Joe Burrow’s sack escape against the 49ers.
Joe Goodberry provided a humorous breakdown of the play.
In a 31-17 victory over San Francisco, Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow demonstrated his “slim shady” side by passing for 285 yards and three touchdowns.
Early in the game, he avoided a sack and connected with Tee Higgins for a first-down conversion, accounting for a small (but significant) portion of those figures.
Check out Joe Goodberry’s breakdown of the fantastic play, with “The Real Slim Shady” instrumental serving as a great backdrop.
Will Grier left the Cincinnati Bengals practice squad to join with the New England Patriots, which surprised many. That being said, Grier plainly saw a greater opportunity with the Patriots, so he made the right decision for himself.
With Joe Burrow’s injury and Jake Browning probably starting against the Los Angeles Rams on Monday night, the Bengals needed to acquire another quarterback to their practice squad to fill Grier’s role. They signed the quarterback late Friday morning.
The Cincinnati Bengals will once again be without Joe Burrow throughout the preseason, as the universe plainly does not want the former No. 1 overall pick to enjoy a full offseason of training. Hey, as long as the Bengals return to the Super Bowl, fans will be content.
Anyway, with Burrow’s injury, the Bengals brought in a new quarterback for training camp and preseason. Reid Sinnett, a former San Diego college football player, is the lucky recipient. In 2019 with the Toros, he passed for 3,528 yards, 32 touchdowns, and 10 interceptions, according to the San Diego athletics website.
Sinnett was undrafted in 2020 and was first signed by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, but did not make the roster. He signed with the Miami Dolphins, where he has spent the majority of his professional career, however he has yet to appear in a regular-season game. In addition, he spent some time with the Philadelphia Eagles in 2021.
Sinnett was recently on the San Antonio Brahmas’ roster, although he did not start for the XFL squad due to an injury that kept him out for the whole season. He is currently a member of the Cincinnati Bengals.
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