Cincinnati Football: A pair of Bearcats offensive line products invited to NFL minicamps

Cincinnati Bearcats tight end Leonard Taylor and offensive lineman James Tunstall celebrate after a touchdown at Nippert Stadium. USA Today.
Cincinnati Bearcats tight end Leonard Taylor and offensive lineman James Tunstall celebrate after a touchdown at Nippert Stadium. USA Today. /
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In the aftermath of the draft, former Cincinnati Bearcats offensive lineman Jeremy Cooper and James Tunstall have reportedly been invited to attend NFL minicamps this offseason!

Cooper earned an invitation to the Kansas City Chiefs minicamp, while Tunstall will compete with the Minnesota Vikings. Both players started on the Bearcats offensive line last year.

Following a season-ending injury during his freshman year, Cooper took over as the starting left guard and helped Cincinnati secure a berth in the College Football Playoff in 2021.

Tunstall began his career at UConn and transferred to Stony Brook before eventually ending up with the Bearcats in 2020 en route to receiving All-AAC honors following last season.

Cincinnati Football: A pair of Bearcats offensive line products invited to NFL minicamps

Make sure to stay tuned for additional draft coverage as several other former Bearcats hope to get signed on Sunday including Ty Van Fossen, Ja’Von Hicks, Jabari Taylor and others.

There have been nine former Cincinnati players picked up by NFL teams this week as Tre Tucker was selected by the Las Vegas Raiders and Tyler Scott was drafted by the Chicago Bears.

Cincinnati Football: Multiple former Bearcats sign free agent deals following NFL Draft

Several former Bearcats signed undrafted free agent deals following the NFL Draft including linebacker Wil Huber, offensive lineman Lorenz Metz, tight end Leonard Taylor and more!

Huber reportedly agreed to a contract with the Minnesota Vikings, while Metz was acquired by the Chicago Bears, and Taylor signed with the Jacksonville Jaguars on Saturday evening.

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