The Kansas City Chiefs are looking to boost their pass rushing unit with Pro Bowl defensive end Carlos Dunlap. According to ESPN’s Adam Schefter, Dunlap visited the Chiefs on Wednesday to discuss a potential deal.

Dunlap is considered one of the best, if not the best, remaining edge pass rushers on the free market. The 33-year-old player spent 2021 with the Seattle Seahawks, making 34 tackles and 8.5 sacks. He also had one forced fumble and seven pass deflections.

The Chiefs considered the defensive end one of the positions of need befoe entering the training camp. They are projected to lean heavily on 2022’s first-round selection George Karlaftis and veteran Frank Clark, while also possibly using All-Pro defensive tackle Chris Jones there. If Dunlap comes to Kansas City, he will most likely step in the veteran backup role that Melvin Ingram played so well last year.

Carlos Dunlap spent the majority of his NFL career with the Cincinnati Bengals. He made two Pro Bowls in 11 years with the franchise before being traded to the Seattle Seahawks midway through the 2020 campaign. Dunlap’s pro stats include 539 tackles, 96.0 sacks, 21 forced fumbles, 69 pass deflections, and one defensive touchdown. 

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Defensive end Carlos Dunlap has played his final game for the Cincinnati Bengals. Adam Schefter of ESPN reported on Wednesday that the Bengals trade Dunlap to Seattle Seahawks.

According to Schefter, Cincinnati will receive center B.J. Finney and a seventh-round pick in exchange for the veteran edge rusher. 

Dunlap, one of Bengals’ longest-tenured players on the roster, didn’t play much in 2020, with head coach Zac Taylor electing to give a chance to some younger players. This led the 31-year-old defensive end to clash with the team’s coaching staff, which included an altercation during Sunday’s game against Cleveland Browns that was caught on camera. 

Dunlop made a push to be traded after this, and the organization happily obliged. They received pick and Finney, who fills the position of need for them while removing a disgruntled player from the locker room.

Carlos Dunlap spent his entire career with the Bengals, playing 155 regular-season games for the franchise in the past 11 years. He compiled 490 tackles and 82.5 sacks during that period while also making two Pro Bowls.

Dunlap is now getting a fresh start with the Seahawks, where he is expected to play a major role given the team’s pass rush struggles. Also, he has an opportunity to compete for a Super Bowl instead of playing for a rebuilding franchise.

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The Kansas City Chiefs are looking to boost their pass rushing unit with Pro Bowl defensive end Carlos Dunlap. According to ESPN’s Adam Schefter, Dunlap visited the Chiefs on Wednesday to discuss a potential deal.

Dunlap is considered one of the best, if not the best, remaining edge pass rushers on the free market. The 33-year-old player spent 2021 with the Seattle Seahawks, making 34 tackles and 8.5 sacks. He also had one forced fumble and seven pass deflections.

The Chiefs considered the defensive end one of the positions of need befoe entering the training camp. They are projected to lean heavily on 2022’s first-round selection George Karlaftis and veteran Frank Clark, while also possibly using All-Pro defensive tackle Chris Jones there. If Dunlap comes to Kansas City, he will most likely step in the veteran backup role that Melvin Ingram played so well last year.

Carlos Dunlap spent the majority of his NFL career with the Cincinnati Bengals. He made two Pro Bowls in 11 years with the franchise before being traded to the Seattle Seahawks midway through the 2020 campaign. Dunlap’s pro stats include 539 tackles, 96.0 sacks, 21 forced fumbles, 69 pass deflections, and one defensive touchdown. 

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Defensive end Carlos Dunlap has played his final game for the Cincinnati Bengals. Adam Schefter of ESPN reported on Wednesday that the Bengals trade Dunlap to Seattle Seahawks.

According to Schefter, Cincinnati will receive center B.J. Finney and a seventh-round pick in exchange for the veteran edge rusher. 

Dunlap, one of Bengals’ longest-tenured players on the roster, didn’t play much in 2020, with head coach Zac Taylor electing to give a chance to some younger players. This led the 31-year-old defensive end to clash with the team’s coaching staff, which included an altercation during Sunday’s game against Cleveland Browns that was caught on camera. 

Dunlop made a push to be traded after this, and the organization happily obliged. They received pick and Finney, who fills the position of need for them while removing a disgruntled player from the locker room.

Carlos Dunlap spent his entire career with the Bengals, playing 155 regular-season games for the franchise in the past 11 years. He compiled 490 tackles and 82.5 sacks during that period while also making two Pro Bowls.

Dunlap is now getting a fresh start with the Seahawks, where he is expected to play a major role given the team’s pass rush struggles. Also, he has an opportunity to compete for a Super Bowl instead of playing for a rebuilding franchise.

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