I think they're pretty comfortable with Dunn at Sam for now. From all accounts he had a great training camp aside from the preseason game at home.

Well here's a wacky theory... maybe kowalczuk is just a better player than Dunn was. Sure the snaps are a bit wonky but there's obviously something there as an o-lineman when he's lasted as long as he has. I would also suggest that the reason Dunn is released is because they're keeping Pencer around instead. 

 

We must have seen something in him to take him before Swiston...  and now two camps and he's done.  While Kowalczuk has already lost a starting job and, despite his off-season training regimen, still can't snap...  Just wondering why we haven't looked at other guys - at least to see how their snapping/long snapping is.  We're in a major bind if Sorenson or Cvet goes down this year.

We must have seen something in him to take him before Swiston...  and now two camps and he's done.  While Kowalczuk has already lost a starting job and, despite his off-season training regimen, still can't snap...  Just wondering why we haven't looked at other guys - at least to see how their snapping/long snapping is.  We're in a major bind if Sorenson or Cvet goes down this year.

Hey Dunn and Swiston were from the same draft class, one guy has progressed the other obviously hasn't, it happens. Kowalczuk was the starting centre last season as well don't forget.... yeah he has issues snapping, but playing the position it seems that yes, there is something there. You can't keep every draft pick you've ever made, there's just not enough roster spots for that and if Dunn had beaten anyone out of a spot he'd be here now. 

I think they're pretty comfortable with Dunn at Sam for now. From all accounts he had a great training camp aside from the preseason game at home.

He was great...until he played in an actual game.

Think the Bombers would bring back kent to play Sam or has that ship sailed?

that ship has sailed and sank. Then an expedition recovered the cargo. Then the discovery channel made a documentry about the whole thing. Then a wealthy billionaire who's great uncle died when the ship sank made a replica of the original and recreated the final voyage minus the sinking. Then the ship was decommissioned and donated to a museum as an exhibit where kids could have fun and learn about ships.

He was great...until he played in an actual game.

 

Maybe he played well in the second game.