Chargers Likely to Start King Dunlap at Left Tackle
The Union-Tribune San Diego’s Kevin Acee believes Chargers offensive tackle King Dunlap will begin the season protecting Philip Rivers‘ blind side.
There’s a chance Kevin Haslam could “get a shot” to compete for the position. Acee believes it’s unlikely anyone but Dunlap on the current roster would win the battle.
Less than two weeks ago, the Chargers with their first...
NFL referee Tony Corrente might have flopped after getting run into Eagles King Dunlap (Video)
Over the weekend, NFL referee Tony Corrente was attempting to prevent a confrontation between the New York Giants safety Antrell Rolle and the Philadelphia Eagles offensive lineman King Dunlap.
Keep an eye on Dunlap who runs into Corrente and Tony flies to the ground.
We'll, let you be the judge....flop or not?
(Courtesy of Sports Grid/Bob's Blitz)
NFL Referee Tony Corrente Didn't Flop After Getting Bumped By Eagles Offensive Lineman King Dunlap
The always excellent Dylan Murphy teases today with Did NFL Referee Tony Corrente Flop After Getting Bumped By Eagles Offensive Lineman King Dunlap? So we answer: No. Tony is angled in that perfect...
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Andy Reid Says Eagles OT King Dunlap Should Resume Practicing This Week
King Dunlap is expected to return to practice on Wednesday, again complicating the Eagles left tackle situation. Demetress Bell has filled in for Dunlap the last two weeks to uneven results while Dunlap recovered from a hamstring injury. Dunlap beat Bell for the job out of training camp.
Eagles coach Andy Reid was non-committal on Monday when asked if Dunlap will be the starter...
Eagles OT King Dunlap Suffers Hamstring Injury Vs Ravens
Eagles offensive tackle King Dunlap left the game with a hamstring strain.
With Dunlap out, Demetress Bell took first-team snaps on the offensive line. Bell, who was signed during the offseason to be the teams starting left tackle, was inactive in the season opener but has improved and was key in the Eagles fourth-quarter comeback. Source: Philadelphia Inquirer Attached Thumbnails
Eagles OT Demetress Bell Loses Starting Job To King Dunlap
Reuben Frank of CSNPhilly.com reports that OT King Dunlap has been named the Eagles starting left tackle.
Dunlap, a 7th round pick in 2008, has developed into a very capable starter for the Eagles and has displaced free agent pick up Demetress Bell, who so far has not played to his potential.
Bell was signed to a five-year deal worth $34.5 million back in April after three...
Demetress Bell Demoted, King Dunlap Promoted on Philadephia Eagles O-Line
Philadelphia Eagles head coach Andy Reid says that the demotion of left tackle Demetress Bell to the second team and promotion of King Dunlap to the spot with the first team is no big deal. It’s always been an open competition and they just want to be sure that they have the right fit.
Is Reid stating simple fact, or is the move a sign of bigger problems for the Eagles?
The...
Via Philly Sports Nut
August 12, 2012
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Philadelphia Eagles: King Dunlap overtakes Demetress Bell at LT
Left tackle Demetress Bell was signed this offseason to stand in for Pro Bowler Jason Peters after he went down with an offseason Achilles injury. The success of the offensive line is critical for ensuring success for the Philadelphia Eagles this season, and after just one preseason game the Birds decided that change was needed.
During Saturday’s walk through, the towering King...
Eagles Re-sign King Dunlap
The Eagles re-signed King Dunlap yesterday to a 1 year deal. King Dunlap is one of the tallest players in the NFL standing at 6’9 330lbs, mainly used in a backup roll for most of his career, even though he started a couple of game for the Eagles last season. King has started seven games throughout his career, but his most notable game, came when he started vs the Cardinals and...
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March 31, 2012
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Scuffling Eagles set to give Dunlap a go at guard
King Dunlap isn't one of those short, stocky, chubby guys that usually play guard. But while he might not look the part, the Eagles are fairly confident that the 6-foot-9 Dunlap can play it.
With Evan Mathis missing practice Thursday for a second straight day, Dunlap is on target to start at left guard Sunday when the Eagles (3-5) face the Cardinals (2-6) at Lincoln Financial...
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November 10, 2011
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