Gallimore Strong Like Bull

[CalPolyTechnique]

so Pouncey looked like Cwill!

i mean i thought Cwill was the only player on an OL to get knock backwards..odd it happens to PB C by a rookie! Cwill had Donald and Heyward do it and gets ripped apart..right got it. Its the zone thats the issue..

Let me know when C-Will’s play gets him named 1st Team All-Pro and then maybe I’ll consider your point legitimate.

 

[davey999]

I love the fact that, at times, our 2 DT's on the field could both be Ottawa, Ontario natives... I'm looking for any personal bright spot for this season.

 

[Carson]

I love the fact that, at times, our 2 DT's on the field could both be Ottawa, Ontario natives... I'm looking for any personal bright spot for this season.

Would much rather keep the younger Canadian and let the older one go elsewhere lol

 

[Bullflop]

'Twas a nice 1st game baptism by Gallimore!

Here's hoping that kind of performance continues.

He's a generously powerful guy, by the looks of things!

 

[davey999]

Would much rather keep the younger Canadian and let the older one go elsewhere lol

I meant Ankou and Gallimore. Crawford can go.

 

[gimmesix]

Sir Gallimore is a great Knight at the Cowboy's round table!

That's not a table, it's a turnstile.

 

[MarcusRock]

To be fair, it looked like Pouncey expected more help from DeCastro who was like, "You got this Pounce. I'm just going to look out for stragglers over here."

 

[gimmesix]

He had the worst pff rating of any dt. Hes soft and a headcase. Hes on Taco trajectory. If you had to bet would you confidently bet Hill makes the team next year? My money would be on no

Hill had some flashes, but he was still too often being washed out. His game is based on his burst. If he doesn't get an edge with his initial quickness, he gets too high trying to fight off the OL, which allows them to get the leverage and move him out of the way. He showed good hustle, but it's technique that's still killing him. In college, he simply was quicker off the snap than many of the OL he faced. On this level, he hardly ever can get that advantage so he needs to learn to rely on strength, leverage, hand placement, etc. It isn't that he doesn't try hard and hustle, but as the saying goes, work smarter, not harder.

 

[Plankton]

And he seems to have great character, work ethic, and a humility about him.

You never know, because we don't truly know these guys, but I can't see him falling for a bunch of Hot Boyz hype nonsense or worrying about his business mogul status like Jaylon Smith.

 

[dsturgeon]

It was a good hit, but Gallimore came at an angle with his weight behind him, and pouncey is moving his feet looking for where the hit is coming from.

it wasnt a straight up overpower move, but i like it

 

[JoeKing]

That's not a table, it's a turnstile.

Your cutesy modifier fails to work with the metaphor I established. Sir Gallimore remains a solid Knight at the Cowboy's round table.

 

[gimmesix]

Your cutesy modifier fails to work with the metaphor I established. Sir Gallimore remains a solid Knight at the Cowboy's round table.

I disagree. Round table is round. Turnstile is round.

 

[JoeKing]

I disagree. Round table is round. Turnstile is round.

It's still disconnected from the "Knights of the Roundtable" theme. Did "Sir Gallimore" not clue you in on anything? All you are interested in is a cheap shot at the Cowboys.

 

[stilltheguru]

Hill had some flashes, but he was still too often being washed out. His game is based on his burst. If he doesn't get an edge with his initial quickness, he gets too high trying to fight off the OL, which allows them to get the leverage and move him out of the way. He showed good hustle, but it's technique that's still killing him. In college, he simply was quicker off the snap than many of the OL he faced. On this level, he hardly ever can get that advantage so he needs to learn to rely on strength, leverage, hand placement, etc. It isn't that he doesn't try hard and hustle, but as the saying goes, work smarter, not harder.

I just think hes a waste of a roster spot.

 

[blueblood70]

I dont hate him I just know what he is. Marenelli is a clown

his defense is better then ours right now )

 

[blueblood70]

Let me know when C-Will’s play gets him named 1st Team All-Pro and then maybe I’ll consider your point legitimate.

umm you in opposite land

IF Pounce can be thrown back lie ragdoll by a rookie that much worse then Cwill getting knocked back a few times a year and most of the time its PB Defender not a rookie..point missed much? but thanks for making mine..

 

[buybuydandavis]

Hill had some flashes, but he was still too often being washed out. His game is based on his burst. If he doesn't get an edge with his initial quickness, he gets too high trying to fight off the OL, which allows them to get the leverage and move him out of the way. He showed good hustle, but it's technique that's still killing him. In college, he simply was quicker off the snap than many of the OL he faced. On this level, he hardly ever can get that advantage so he needs to learn to rely on strength, leverage, hand placement, etc. It isn't that he doesn't try hard and hustle, but as the saying goes, work smarter, not harder.

People are counting too much on Hill from a couple of flashes. He'll be in his third year next year but will have one real training camp and half a season on play under his belt.

Keep the DTs coming.

 

[Scottishcowboy]

Gallimore looks like he has the work ethic to improve rather than just "doing enough" to make it as JAG. I remember seeing tape at the draft of him running down a RB from behind playing to the whistle. You don't often see DL going that hard beyond the initial seconds of effort. I realise you need talent too, not just desire but for me, it's an encouraging start to his career.

 

[gimmesix]

People are counting too much on Hill from a couple of flashes. He'll be in his third year next year but will have one real training camp and half a season on play under his belt.

Keep the DTs coming.

Right now, I'm not counting on any of our DTs. I thought Gallimore had several good plays against Pittsburgh, though, and hope he can build on it. DT is still one of our top needs, if not No. 1.

 

[gimmesix]

It's still disconnected from the "Knights of the Roundtable" theme. Did "Sir Gallimore" not clue you in on anything? All you are interested in is a cheap shot at the Cowboys.

No. I was just having fun. But thanks for ruining that. Fans are way to wound tight this year.