has been named Week 9 NFLPA Community MVP for his ongoing, six-stop campaign to stop bullying among children in schools across the country.
“It’s an extreme honor to be named as the NFLPA’s Community MVP,” the Cincinnati Bengals defender said. “My foundation focuses on education, healthy living and being a role model in the community, so along with our school supply drives, breast cancer events and tutoring, our anti-bullying literacy program fits right in with the mission and is very timely.”
When 8-year-old Gabriel Taye committed suicide in January after being bullied at his Cincinnati school, Dunlap saw a need to help eliminate this epidemic.