Inactive Lists: Carlos Dunlap Out for Bengals, Peyton Hillis Active for Browns
The Bengals are still pretty banged up but they're heading into their Week 12 matchup against the Browns as a slightly healthier team than they were in Week 11 when they lost to the Ravens by a touchdown. The biggest name on Sunday's inactive list for the Bengals is defensive end Carlos Dunlap. Dunlap injured his hamstring while sacking Matt Hasselbeck for the second time in the Bengals Week 9. He missed the team's next game against the Steelers but came back against the Ravens. He may not have been quite 100 percent because the same injury has sidelined him again.
Joining Dunlap on the sidelines will be tight end Donald Lee, guard Clint Boling, safety Robert Sands, wide receiver Ryan Whalen, linebacker Dontay Moch and offensive tackle Anthony Collins.
For the Browns, both running backs Peyton Hillis and Montario Hardesty are active against the Bengals. Hillis hasn't played since Week 6 but through the first six weeks of the season, he only played in four games. Against the Bengals he carried the ball 17 times for 57 yards. Hardesty hasn't played since Week 9 and the last time the Bengals played the Browns he only carried the ball five times for 18 yards.
While having Hillis and Hardesty back in the backfield is good news for the Browns, the team will be without quarterback Thaddeus Lewis, safety T.J. Ward, fullback Owen Marecic, offensive lineman Oniel Cousins, linebacker Quinton Spears and defensive lineman Jayme Mitchell.
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Let's go guys.......
let’s get out in front early and then ball control. Let’s don’t let the Brownies get up by a couple scores and then have to come roarin’ back like usual. Let’s step on their throats early and not let up………..
by The Van Buren Boys on Nov 27, 2011 12:10 PM EST reply actions
Also, if we could break Colt McCoy in half as well.......
that would just be a bonus. Although we might be doing the Browns a favor……..
by The Van Buren Boys on Nov 27, 2011 12:16 PM EST reply actions
stat wise dalton and mccoy are almost identical.
by JCompton41 on Nov 27, 2011 12:21 PM EST via mobile up reply actions
And Mccoy doesn't even have half the pass-catchers that Dalton does.
His upside is pretty much on par with Dalton’s imo…Browns need to give him a fighting chance, though.
"I thought, 'Ball, please get down and into my hands.'"
-AJ Green
by Jaegner on Nov 27, 2011 12:32 PM EST via mobile up reply actions
you honestly think MvCoy's upside is on par with A. D.'s????
Dalton first ten starts are pn par with all-time greats (Marino, elway, etc).
McCoy’s first 10 starts are on par with QBs who are out of the league after 4 years.
You comment about upside really displays your lack of evaluating talent. It is rather evident that McCoy is a mediocre QB at best.
Most likely, MCCoy will not even be Clevelands starter next year.
by The_Black_Stripes on Nov 27, 2011 12:48 PM EST via mobile up reply actions
you honestly think MvCoy's upside is on par with A. D.'s????
Dalton first ten starts are pn par with all-time greats (Marino, elway, etc).
McCoy’s first 10 starts are on par with QBs who are out of the league after 4 years.
You comment about upside really displays your lack of evaluating talent. It is rather evident that McCoy is a mediocre QB at best.
Most likely, MCCoy will not even be Clevelands starter next year.
by The_Black_Stripes on Nov 27, 2011 12:48 PM EST via mobile up reply actions
Uh yeah dude
Mohammed Massoqui is the same as AJ Green. Totally fair comparison.
"I thought, 'Ball, please get down and into my hands.'"
-AJ Green
by Jaegner on Nov 27, 2011 1:07 PM EST via mobile up reply actions
Hahaha - youre kidding right???
The more accurate comparison is to compare Dalton’s 1st ten starts to McCpy’s first ten starts. You will see that there is no comparison.
by The_Black_Stripes on Nov 27, 2011 12:43 PM EST via mobile up reply actions
mccoy has no line or recievers or running backs
I’m not trying to say colt is great, but the dude deserves some kind of break for doing pretty decent with nothing.
by JCompton41 on Nov 27, 2011 12:48 PM EST via mobile up reply actions
No o-line
Yeah, they only have a 12:50:58 PM who has been All-Pro (which is a higher distinction than Pro Bowler). For 4 straight years.
Great QBs make everyone around them better. So if Cleveland has no WRs maybe that’s so a reflection on their QB.
Seriously, just watch McCoy play. He is medicore at best with little upside.
And I lost all respect for Colt when he took himself out of the 2010 National Championship game with a slight shoulder injury. What a wuss.
by The_Black_Stripes on Nov 27, 2011 12:53 PM EST via mobile up reply actions
no rt, rg, or lg
I’m not saying colt is great at all. He’s just not horrible and has done pretty well with nothing.
by JCompton41 on Nov 27, 2011 12:56 PM EST via mobile up reply actions

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