Steven Dunlap brings proven special-teams value with a receiver’s upside
Dunlap is more than a depth wideout: Bowling Green lists him as a WR, but his 2024 impact included playing all 12 games, averaging 19.1 yards on 11 kickoff returns, and adding nine special-teams tackles, which signals toughness, reliability, and buy-in[3]. ESPN’s player page shows limited receiving production so far—1 catch for 7 yards—so his current value is driven less by box-score offense and more by field position, effort, and versatility[1][3]. If you want a high-motor, role-player fit who can help in the kicking game and grow into more snaps, he’s worth a look[3].
