Twitter: D-Law, Gregory, Gallimore - 3-4 weeks out per Stephen Jones

[Aven8]

I’m not counting on any of these guys anymore.

 

[Mr_437]

More sacks for Parsons.

 

[Daillest88]

I mean hell good for our playoff push.

 

[firewater]

DeMarcus Lawrence contact may be the worst in Cowboys history.

 

[rambo2]

I think that they are intentionally holding them back and I think it is a smart thing to do. They will have a fresh and healthy defensive line for the playoff run.

 

[Kingofholland]

wth man,gallimore was supposed to be out for 6 weeks,now its like he is out for the whole season.

Yeah so strange, seemed more than likely he was back by week 3.

 

[guag]

Well let's be honest, who is Neville Gallimore? He's hasn't done anything in the league yet. He's treated around here like he's some proven stud DT when he's looked a lot like Maliek Collins so far.

This. Until he proves otherwise (which he very well may do when given the chance), at this point he's a body that will be nice to have in the rotation down the stretch.

 

[glimmerman]

I give up on Gallimore. If he comes back then I don’t expect a upgrade. And D-Law I am over him and his contract. Will be happy to get Gregory back. Shame he was injured in one on one stuff. I hope the FO don’t think them coming back during the playoffs will do anything other than rotational players. Maybe D-Law gives us a bump..

 

[Stash]

DeMarcus Lawrence contact may be the worst in Cowboys history.

Its in the conversation for sure.

 

[Plankton]

It makes me wonder more and more if they’re afraid to put Lawrence back on the field for fear of another injury. I think they want to cut him after the season and may be worried about another Jaylon Smith situation where they can’t cut a guy who’s hurt and can’t pass a physical.

The longer this goes on the stronger my suspicions get.

Lawrence has no injury guarantee on his 2022 contract. It's no issue at all with him.

 

[Plankton]

Well let's be honest, who is Neville Gallimore? He's hasn't done anything in the league yet. He's treated around here like he's some proven stud DT when he's looked a lot like Maliek Collins so far.

Collins at least had five sacks as a rookie. Gallimore at best showed some flashes.

 

[Stash]

Lawrence has no injury guarantee on his 2022 contract. It's no issue at all with him.

But there would be a settlement involved.

 

[Plankton]

But there would be a settlement involved.

No there wouldn't. They can cut him anytime they want before opening day. Cap hit is the same - 19M in dead money.

 

[GoldenR]

It is the worst contract in Boys history! Tank hasn't been right since not signing that young dudes autograph! I also never understood the applause for Gallimore?? Rotation player at best and we need more than that.

 

[Stash]

No there wouldn't. They can cut him anytime they want before opening day. Cap hit is the same - 19M in dead money.

Not if he can’t pass a physical.

 

[DallasDW00ds0n]

I guess just in time to make the run

 

[Plankton]

Not if he can’t pass a physical.

Wrong. That only applies if his contract is guaranteed for injury, which it isn't in 2022. If he can't pass a physical, they can release him.

 

[Stash]

Wrong. That only applies if his contract is guaranteed for injury, which it isn't in 2022. If he can't pass a physical, they can release him.

Sorry but everything I’m reading says they can’t just cut an injured player outright. If you have something that proves otherwise I’d love to read it.

 

[plasticman]

Why do these franchise executives think that it is okay to lie to us?

If they don't want to tell us the truth then they should just say they prefer not to comment. That's much better than a lie.

Aug 14th
Reports indicate that Gallimore's timeline ranges from six to eight weeks, but at the minimum it sounds like it'll be more than a month. Even the longer timeline would have him back sometime in October, well before the halfway point of the season.

Sep 2nd
Gallimore is recovering from a dislocated elbow, while Joseph suffered a groin injury during Dallas’ preseason finale last week. While each is expected to return this season, neither can do so before Week 4. Gallimore’s timeline lines up with that return date.

Sep 14th
Gallimore isn’t the only Cowboys IR-to-return player who could be activated this week.Neville Gallimore and Kelvin Joseph more than likely have the best chance to be activated off of IR if healthy this week

Sep 28th
Believe it or not, but there is some good news on the horizon for the Dallas Cowboys. With Week 3 now in the books, the Cowboys could possibly have some reinforcements joining the team either this week prior to taking on the undefeated Panthers, or soon after. Headlining that list is none other than Neville Gallimore, a projected starter prior to his injury.

Oct 11th
"We got Trysten Hill (recovering from torn ACL) and(Neville) Gallimore coming back. All these guys are going to be big pluses for us when they come back. But Gallimore and Lawrence are going to take some more time here, and it's probably (going to be) a month-plus before we get them back." - Stephen Jones

Nov 18th
Stephen Jones on
@SiriusXMNFL says Tank Lawrence, Randy Gregory an HR Neville Gallimore are more likely 3-4 weeks out than 1-2 weeks out.

I mean, really? It's so obvious but they don't care?

 

[Stash]

Wrong. That only applies if his contract is guaranteed for injury, which it isn't in 2022. If he can't pass a physical, they can release him.

“teams are not allowed to just cut a player who is injured. They must come to a settlement with them. “