Neville Gallimore

It's one of those things where it's all fun and games, but guys are throwing, like, real heavy weight around, and that's what you love, right?

It's one thing to compete on the field, but when you get into that weight room, you literally look to your left or right, or you go and find out, because I know that defense offers lift at different times, but, you know, I know with the Colts, they put, like, a...

They'll score a card up top, who lifted the heaviest, who generated the most power.

And it's kind of like those unspoken rules.

You can't let them outlift us.

You can't let them show more explosiveness than us.

And that's kind of what it is.

But it's a big deal.

I'm talking every day we lift, we're trying to get after it.

And I'm talking whether it's beginning of the season, mid-season, even end of the season.

If there's a workout involved with lifting heavy weight, like...

Again, it's still us versus them.

Crazy.

You know, the funny thing is, I feel like anything to interview is probably the most nerve-wracking for me because the comment for me was like playing football.

I feel like there's no thinking.

Just go out and run, go lift, go do the stuff that you've been trained to do your whole life.

So for me, running, testing, well, that wasn't really a big deal for me.

For me, it was more so meeting with 32 different teams.

They're asking you questions that, you know, I...

from back when they're in fourth grade fifth grade you know they're digging into the archives and i'm for me it was kind of funny because i'm like how do you guys find the information yeah you know especially coming from audible you're you know where i went to the first school i went to you know from woodruff public school to pleasant park to you know all the things i've done so that was kind of like good fortunately you know i got a pretty good got a clean