2022 Season | Week 5 | Gameday Chatter Thread | Cowboys at Rams | 10/09/2022

[p1_]

Trysten Hill has been okay when he’s been in there. I’m pretty surprised.

He’s no Willie Blade, though.

That is some rarified air.

 

[p1_]

Don’t look now, but just maybe DQ is able to reach Hill in a way that whatshisname couldn’t.

 

[Cotton]

Don’t look now, but just maybe DQ is able to reach Hill in a way that whatshisname couldn’t.

Hell, all Quinn did was tear up that stupid morale contract or whatever it was.

 

[1bigfan13]

Is there a Dlineman that we can actually complain about? I think I've seen moments from all these guys. It's a good feeling.

Neville Gallimore has even silenced Booze.

 

[Cowboysrock55]

Don’t look now, but just maybe DQ is able to reach Hill in a way that whatshisname couldn’t.

I mean he is still nothing but a rotational piece but yeah the culture of this defense is very different now. I doubt that Hill is sleeping during meetings and shit like that and still getting away with it.

 

[Chocolate Lab]

I think with Hill it's just that it's a contract year. Next year he'll go somewhere else and be spare again, and hopefully we get a decent comp pick.

 

[Simpleton]

I think with Hill it's just that it's a contract year. Next year he'll go somewhere else and be spare again, and hopefully we get a decent comp pick.

He's still only playing about 30% of the snaps, so still nothing more than a decent rotational guy, but that's at least more than we could've hoped for a year or two ago.

 

[p1_]

He's still only playing about 30% of the snaps, so still nothing more than a decent rotational guy, but that's at least more than we could've hoped for a year or two ago.

He’s flashing some though when he’s in. He’s no Dorance Armstrong for sure.

 

[Tony D]

True, but some QBs have an innate internal sensor when pressure is coming without taking their eyes from down the field. Romo was a genius at it. But some QBs don't have that. Rush does not.

Exactly. Some QB's can sense the pressure coming, they feel it even if they can't see it.

 

[Cotton]

Exactly. Some QB's can sense the pressure coming, they feel it even if they can't see it.

And, some (like Mahomes in college) get phantom feelings of pressure and flush too early. And those QBs normally lose a lot. You cripple your OL when you do that.

 

[Chocolate Lab]

 

[Genghis Khan]

He’s flashing some though when he’s in. He’s no Dorance Armstrong for sure.

To be fair he's flashed prior to this season as well, he just hasn't been staying healthy.

 

[boozeman]

I dunno how the stadium can smell like gas.

I will tell you this, I have never seen anyone kick up those stupid rubber tire pellets like Gallup did on that sideline pass.

 

[data]

It's all cyclical. One year they focus on late hits. The next, pass interference. Then roughing. It goes on until they find something else to focus on. Kinda like a 4 yr old with ADHD.

Is ADHD a legit disorder?

 

[Cotton]

Is ADHD a legit disorder?

I dunno, but I have a feeling people lean on it as a crutch.

 

[boozeman]

Neville Gallimore has even silenced Booze.

He ain't done shit.

Now Armstrong, he has made me humble.

 

[boozeman]

Is ADHD a legit disorder?

It is way over-diagnosed. An excuse to put your kid on medication.

 

[data]

I dunno, but I have a feeling people lean on it as a crutch.

So many conditions these days with young kids that doctors want to pump medicine in or do a procedure for. ADHD is not one I’ve come across personally.

 

[boozeman]

So many conditions these days with young kids that doctors want to pump medicine in or do a procedure for. ADHD is not one I’ve come across personally.

It depends on when the idiot decided that since this child, who is a boiling cauldron of hormones anyways might respond to some artificial medication.

My mother had me on one of those fucking allergy doctor quacks back in the late 1970s.

I had a series of pill bottles waiting on my ass daily when I was 9.

 

[Cowboysrock55]

I dunno, but I have a feeling people lean on it as a crutch.

I think it is but far less common then the amount of people diagnosed with it.