News: Gallimore Expecting DTs To "Make it Rain" in 2022

[kskboys]

I'm not debating Rams. I'm debating Bengals

Bengals have the best NT in the game in DJ Reader and a very competent backup in Tupou, not to mention a developing talent in Shelvin, who was a rook last season.

 

[FaSho]

I like hearing Ridgeways name already being talked about. Or our inside O-Line isn’t that good.

I wondered the same thing.

 

[jazzcat22]

How many DTs will we likely keep on 53 roster ?... Four or Five ?
1) Osa
2) Gallimore
3) Hill
4) Ridgeway

Will the final DT spot come down to Hill, Carlos Watkins and Ridgeway ?

And to keep in mind that Chauncey Golston is expected to be used inside as a nickel rush DT.
So does that play into the number of overall DTs do we keep ?

Note: Unless Quinton Bohanna just improves by leaps and bounds this summer, I think he could head more to the Practice Squad.

Seems like a good problem to have.

 

[visionary]

The fact that Ridgeway has been able to move anybody in his way has more to do with the fact that we have chopped liver at OC and LOG than anything else

 

[visionary]

Seems like a good problem to have.

LOL that you think that is a problem

Hill is garbage
Ridgeway is a rookie late round pick
Bohanna has shown nothing
Watkins is a journeyman

just stop with the over the top homerism already

 

[jazzcat22]

LOL that you think that is a problem

Hill is garbage
Ridgeway is a rookie late round pick
Bohanna has shown nothing
Watkins is a journeyman

just stop with the over the top homerism already

Not homerism since it is the truth.
All the players have some potential to improve and should improve, even Hill. We will see come real game time.
I could say stop with the haterism.
I think too many fans go the opposite direction to talk crap, just to show they they aren't labeled a homer, like it is a bad thing.
Homer > Hater

 

[kskboys]

The fact that Ridgeway has been able to move anybody in his way has more to do with the fact that we have chopped liver at OC and LOG than anything else

Could be, but you first gotta beat the guys in front of you, so GOOD START, Johnny!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[kskboys]

Not homerism since it is the truth.
All the players have some potential to improve and should improve, even Hill. We will see come real game time.
I could say stop with the haterism.
I think too many fans go the opposite direction to talk crap, just to show they they aren't labeled a homer, like it is a bad thing.
Homer > Hater

Hill is very talented, the question has always been about whether he can harness his talent and become a viable player.

 

[quickccc]

Sometimes with certain players you have to ask why they are on the roster:

“Have you genuinely not been able to find 4 guys better than Trysten Hill?”

“Is Hill STILL a developmental prospect? Are they stashing him, hoping 2-3 years down the road he figures something out?”

“Does the team realize that if he makes the 53 man roster and an injury happens, he may actually have to play?”

And sometimes with certain players you have to ask has there been circumstances that has stalled their development and growth
such as an ACL injury, slow rehab or Rod Marinelli.. ?
That has happened to Hill.

As I’ve said more times over, I want to see what Hill can do with a full healthy season, under a competent DC.

“ Is Hill a developmental prospect... ?
We could be seeing saying the same with Neville Gallimore, who also has recently missed significant time with injury.
Like Hill he is also still a work in progress.

 

[quickccc]

Hill is very talented, the question has always been about whether he can harness his talent and become a viable player.

He needs to stay healthy, and he needs to become more mature and disciplined.
He cannot have bone head moods like the post-game Raiders fight, which caused his one game suspension.

 

[john van brocklin]

But for as much as Gallimore will and must take the lead inside, his supporting cast must also quickly develop into the same game-altering force, if they are to take pressure (no pun intended) off of Lawrence and the outside pass rushers. In observing the first week of practice, it's impressive how Ridgeway -- essentially a road grader -- has been able to move whatever large human has been placed in front of him, and with ease, while both Odighizuwa and Bohanna both look a bit quicker than they were in 2021, and without sacrificing any physical mass or strength.

https://www.dallascowboys.com/news/gallimore-expecting-dts-to-make-it-rain-in-2022

Have a lot of opportunity here at DT.
Anybody gonna step up and seize it ?

 

[Motorola]

Hopefully they don't make it rain by peeing their pants when faced with a top notch running attack.

"Make it rain"..

How about - BRING THE PAIN

 

[Kingofholland]

Gallimore's emergence may be one of the most important things that needs to happen for this defense to take the next step. Either him or Osa.

 

[plymkr]

And sometimes with certain players you have to ask has there been circumstances that has stalled their development and growth
such as an ACL injury, slow rehab or Rod Marinelli.. ?
That has happened to Hill.

As I’ve said more times over, I want to see what Hill can do with a full healthy season, under a competent DC.

“ Is Hill a developmental prospect... ?
We could be seeing saying the same with Neville Gallimore, who also has recently missed significant time with injury.
Like Hill he is also still a work in progress.

I like how you added Rod Marinelli as one of his roadblocks. That's a good point. He went from Marinelli to Nolan. Hopefully Quinn can coach him up and we get some production this season.

 

[kskboys]

Pressure up the gut is deadly we could be special.

Yeah, but Jerry keeps missing the memo.

 

[kskboys]

He needs to stay healthy, and he needs to become more mature and disciplined.
He cannot have bone head moods like the post-game Raiders fight, which caused his one game suspension.

Yup. However, since he was this way coming in to the NFL, we should've known.

 

[kskboys]

I like how you added Rod Marinelli as one of his roadblocks. That's a good point. He went from Marinelli to Nolan. Hopefully Quinn can coach him up and we get some production this season.

Marinelli was an awesome DL coach. It was picking the groceries that he was terrible at. Marinelli was not a roadblock, not even a little.

 

[phildadon86]

We desperately need a top 5 NT. Our D would be instrumentally better everywhere w/ that one player.

That had a chance at one in the draft

 

[kskboys]

That had a chance at one in the draft

Between the two of them, the super bowl teams have 5 or 6 quality NT's on the roster. Do we have any?

 

[Direwolf63]

I really get tired of the useless hyperbole that constantly comes out the the mouths of players and management of this team

Don't talk. Just do it.