A Letter to NFL GMs - written by Gallimore himself

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That's cool, and I like the fact he will be a rotational lineman this year. Hopefully with the 2 veterans and Hill, they can learn together get better together. I have more trust in Gallimore than Hill, but I have hope, with the veterans to guide them.
 
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I hope he's sincere. But trysten hill and Gregory said all the right things, too. Here's hoping for the best.
 
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I'll admit he wasn't who I had wanted, but I do like the pick.

It is frightening to think of someone eager to learn and get better and then to get him together with Jim Tomsula.

There's some crazy good things that can come from that combination. Just ask Justin and Aldon Smith.

Welcome to Dallas, Gallimore. Looking forward to seeing you grow and improve.
 

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DallasEast said:
"So the reason I am the way I am is literally to repay him and my mother. When you see me out on the field, that’s their name on the back of my jersey. I’m representing them. I’m representing what they built."



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He's representing himself he just chose an awkward way of saying it.
 
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I know what people say about me. They say that I may be fast, but I’m also a raw talent. They say my conditioning needs work, or that I stand up too tall when I play the run. That’s O.K. I don’t take those things as negatives. There’s definitely stuff I can improve on, but it’s the kind of stuff that can get cleaned up. I’d rather hear about that than about all the good things I’ve done. I’m the kind of guy that’s like, “What’s the catch? Give me the worst-case scenario first.” It’s just stuff I’ve got to improve on. That’s a part of it.

It is extremely hard work and if you're up for it you have a shot to become a good player. Here's hoping you'll come in dig deep and work hard.
 
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Meh. He wrote an open letter. Didn't think there was anything particularly remarkable in it so I don't know why it would swing anyone's opinion of the guy one way or another. I like the pick. Letter didn't do much for me.
 
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Outlaw Heroes said:
Meh. He wrote an open letter. Didn't think there was anything particularly remarkable in it so I don't know why it would swing anyone's opinion of the guy one way or another. I like the pick. Letter didn't do much for me.
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I like it, in that it shows he's nothing like Hill. I think Hill stepped in here last year, and was fed a bunch of BS how his college season was the coach's fault, and thought success would just be given to him. Gallimore has a level head and understands how important it is to work.
 
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