Brandon Aubrey Files Divorce Against Wife To Dissolve 3 Years Marriage For Alleged Since Gilmore hasn’t attracted much attention in the free agent market, his asking price is probably not going to be very high.
May is almost halfway over, and cornerback Stephon Gilmore, a free agent, is still unsigned. The Cowboys opened the previous season with the former NFL defensive player of the year, who was acquired by Dallas in a trade in March 2023. In many respects, Gilmore’s establishment of the starting lineup following Trevon Diggs’ season-ending injury prior to Week 3 salvaged the Cowboys’ season.
Diggs wasn’t absolutely necessary for the Cowboys to bring him back in 2024, though, as he was anticipated to return in time for training camp. In his first season as a starter, DaRon Bland was named an All-Pro, and Dallas had previously re-signed Jourdan Lewis, who would likely play nickel.
It was an austere offseason, so it didn’t really make sense to bring Gilmore back. However, with training camp in Oxnard in less than three months away, perhaps it’s time to give the notion another look.
Although Gilmore’s 2023 season wasn’t as good as his other All-Pro seasons, that was to be expected at age 33. Despite playing for four different teams in four years and changing systems every year, Gilmore managed to finish in the top 35 last season. Leading both on and off the field and participating in all 17 regular season games, he was the epitome of a professional in Dallas.
