CINCINNATI – The Bengals invented a new way to lose on Sunday to Cleveland. They turned the latest giant leap in the evolution of Joe Burrow into the latest massive crater in the heart of their fan base.
In the final moments after a defensive collapse that saw Baker Mayfield complete the final of his 22 consecutive non-spike completions to Donovan Peoples-Jones with seconds remaining, the top finally popped off smolderingly discontent Carlos Dunlap.
He went after coaches and was caught on TV needing to be restrained by teammates. A day after he posted the team’s edge rotations on Instagram with another round of complaining about the coaching staff, Dunlap went directly to social media in the moments after the defeat posting about putting his house up for sale.
He’s gone full napalm.
A guy one sack from the franchise record has been ineffective, showed up late to meetings, repeatedly popped off at the organization in Zooms and now…
