Carlos Dunlap

The second round unfolded and top safety prospects like Taylor Mays and Nate Allen came off the board before Cincinnati’s pick came up. Rather than reaching for a safety, the Bengals went after No. 3 on my list of draft needs, pass rusher, by taking Florida defensive end Carlos Dunlap.  An athletic freak with talent worthy of a first round pick, Dunlap slips because of his work ethic. His bio and scouting report read similarly to last year’s third-rounder, Michael Johnson, and now they will...Read Full Story

During most of the 2010 season the Bengals pass rush seemed to be non-existent, injuries definitely played a role, but one of the few bright spots however had to be 2nd round pick Carlos Dunlap who finished the season with a rookie team record of 9.5 sacks which he accumulated with limited playing time. Dunlap saw most of his game action towards the end of the year due to player injuries and made the most of his opportunities. I know there are Bengals fans like myself that would love to see...Read Full Story

Post by Sammy Anton The Gator’s star defensive end Carlos Dunlap who was last years MVP at the national championship game, was arrested earlier these days by Gainesville Police Officers and sent to County Jail Alachua on charges of driving under influence.Dunlap was later released around 9:00 am pending his 1st court appearance. No court date has been set so far.Reports from the Gainesville Police Department state that Carlos Dunlap was discovered quickly slumped asleep, at the...Read Full Story

Carlos Dunlap, a defensive end for the Florida Gators, was arrested for a DUI around 3:30am today, after authorities found him asleep at the wheel in Gainesville. Apparently they had been alerted about a reckless driver near the college campus, and found Dunlap shortly after. Dunlap is said to be one of the team's best NFL prospects, but now coaches and the team are a little uncertain how to handle things, considering the Southeastern Conference title game is Saturday. Questions are...Read Full Story

Excerpt below, full story here.Anger and gratitude slugged it out between Carlos Dunlap Sr.'s burning ears all the way through the ACE Basin and down I-95. "My son is 6-6, but I wanted to wring his neck," he said. "But as I got closer to Gainesville (Fla.), I thought about how fortunate I really was. My son hadn't died. I did not have to walk into a hospital to tell someone I had never met before, 'I'm sorry about what happened.' I didn't find my son in a wheelchair." Maybe you can relate...Read Full Story