Neville Gallimore

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.

So it's kind of like, you know...

Two different territories coming together for a common goal, but they want to step on the field practice.

It's us versus them.

Look, I'll say this, man.

I got an appreciation for kickers because at the end of the day, it's kind of like when you make the game-winning field goal, everybody loves you.

Very important, man.

You can go 10 for 10, but again, now you go 9 for 10, everybody want to kill you.

Or you can have a great game, or you can go about 15 weeks.

and not miss a single field goal, and then you miss one, everybody sending you death threats.

So it's actually a pretty tough job.

You've got to be consistent.

And to be honest, I feel like for them, it's about being consistent when it matters the most, right?

So I feel like, again, I got a newfound appreciation because their job is on the line.