Authorities didn’t charge Dunbar in the alleged robbery involving #Giants CB Deandre Baker. The NFL could still investigate further if new info comes to light, but finally, Dunbar gets to join his new team. A big boost for Seattle. https://t.co/sHaWbKEA3s
— Tom Pelissero (@TomPelissero) August 8, 2020
The Seattle Seahawks will be getting another boost to their secondary this week when cornerback Quinton Dunbar is allowed to join his teammates in training camp.
The NFL is expected to remove Dunbar from the Commissioner Exempt List, with the roster move effective as soon as Sunday.
On Friday, the Broward County Prosecutor released a statement explaining the office had declined to file armed robbery charges against Dunbar based on lack of evidence surrounding an incident that was alleged to have occurred in May.
All charges were still filed against Giants’ cornerback Deandre Baker, however.
Once removed from the exempt list, Dunbar can then travel to Seattle and report to duty as soon as he clears the mandated COVID-19 testing protocol.
This story is continuing to develop.
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