Luke Willson

But then to be basically at the epicenter of football in Dallas, like what was that transition like?

And you went to Oklahoma, obviously, which is a great college and great football.

It's just different.

So when you're growing up in Ottawa, like at what point did you start dreaming of the NFL?

Like, you know, when did it become a reality?

Like, obviously, you got to do college first and you end up going to a powerhouse school.

Right.

But like at what point in your life did you realize, OK, I think I got a chance to really do this?

So your whole career in the NFL, the rules have been the rules in terms of protecting the quarterbacks.

You don't know another world or another life in the NFL.

But there used to be another world where a lineman would break through and you could kill a guy if you wanted to.

And most of them wanted to, defensive linemen or ends or whatever.

What's that mentality like when you feel like, okay, I got this guy.

He's just got the ball off.

They ask a lot of linemen and defensive players to protect the quarterback.

How challenging is it to do that and avoid a 15-yard flag every time you break through?

That's the way it goes, man.

It's business.

Well, Neville, we can't thank you enough for popping by.

Noodles here's in Ottawa, what, every other day, basically?