Neville Gallimore

You know, offensive guys are always going to be the flashy.

You know, they got to flex.

Defensive guys, the guys do the dirty work.

You know, they kind of come in looking rugged.

Still clean, but, you know, we don't need as much glorious offensive guys.

Absolutely.

Yeah.

Well, you know, in the trenches, man, like, again, I went to school at Orlando, so I understand where he's coming from.

I don't like the O-line either.

I'm not a big fan.

I get they got a job to do, but, you know, when it's in the trenches, it's us versus them.

But the beauty of it is when we're on the same team, you get a chance to –

You know, to compete, but it's the NFL, man.

Whenever I see O-Lon, you know, he's in the way of the money, so we got to get away or get through to him.

It's a love-hate relationship.

Appreciate what they do, but you got to get out the way.

We do party separate.

But fortunately, I will say, being with the Colts, man, it was really cool because I was a team where everybody kind of vibed together.

It was actually the first time I seen, like, the legit O-line and D-line, you know, hang out together, have each other's backs.

But obviously, when it's on the field, it's war.