Neville Gallimore talks Bears fans, Dennis Allen's high standard (Hour 4)
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Well, the Bears are getting the first place treatment, one of the toughest schedules in the NFL. They take a first step towards those lofty goals and expectations. A monster game, 59-37 Chicago.
It's Rahimi and Grody on 104.3 The Score as we are standing by for our first talk to with Neville Gallimore here in just moments as he will join us on The Score. Tim Jenkins was absolutely on fire today. You know, the best part about all of this going on with the Bears, like from the offensive perspective, Layla, is what the way Tim Jenkins finished. And that was, guess what? They really did leave stuff on the table today. that it was imperfect as perfect as it seemed 59 points seems pretty perfect 552 total yards but then to be like oh yeah what about colson level what about the miss to cole commit all of that stuff is really just like the teaching tape is just fantastic when it comes to that
Well, and they always say that it's easier to teach after a win than it is after a loss. And that might be one of the best examples. And again, just the run game and how we saw it, even bits and pieces of it in the preseason where you could see the hints of the misdirection, the line pulling right only to go out to the left. Knowing your quarterback, if he wants to launch from any angle or from any spot on the field, isn't going to hamstring you? That the arm strength isn't an issue? That what he can do is not going to stop you in any way from your play design? That's got to be really satisfying.
Yeah, it does. And, you know, the check down stuff that he was discussing, I thought that was great. So I really enjoy talking to Tim Jenkins. But what do you say we talk to Neville Gallimore, ladies and gentlemen?
I want to go out there and compete. I want to go make plays. I want to be there for the guy to the right and left of me, and I'm willing to do whatever it takes to win. Neville Gallimore. When it was time to make that decision, I thought it was a great opportunity to be a part of something special. The culture here, especially when it comes to defense and the standard, I wanted to be a part of that. I wanted to be a part of something special. Seven-year
NFL veteran. Rodgers.
And Rodgers is sacked. 10 seconds on the clock. Law 2 and Gallimore collaborate. Trying to escape from the pocket, keeping the play alive. And
now he's taken down. Great pressure from Neville Gallimore. Defensive lineman for the Chicago Bears. He's a big, powerful guy. He's got a little bit more suddenness and quickness. I've been going against
Nev since the senior born. He's always been a very big body, very fast, strong. Watson on the handoff for Marshall, and Neville Gallimore is there. This is a big veteran body up front. Had a career year with the Indianapolis Colts last year.
Neville Gallimore with Raheemian Grody on 104.3 The Score.
Yeah, he had a career year. Welcome back in to Rahimi and Grody on 104.3 The Score. We are absolutely thrilled as a show that Neville Gallimore has agreed to be a regular on this show most weeks at this time right here on The Score. If you would like, you can watch Neville Gallimore right now on Twitch, twitch.tv, The Score Chicago. Neville, it's Mark and Layla. Welcome to The Score. Thanks... Thanks for being with us. I guess he is no longer with us.
Neville was moving to get into a better position for video, and then the feed dropped, so he's going to connect
right back with us.
Yeah, so he'll be right there. He was just trying to get the camera right.
A little snafood. That was thoughtful of Neville to try to get the camera right, because one of the reasons I wanted Neville on the show to begin with was because he's so funny on the bare social media videos. Yeah, he is. He's a good narrator. He has good answers. So it seemed like a guy who can yap and tell stories was a great option for us on the show.
Neville, it's Mark and Layla on the score. How are you, man? What's going on? You're doing fantastic,
man. Thank you guys for having
me. We are looking so forward to this.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:01–8:46
2
What did Neville Gallimore say about joining the Bears and the team culture?
8:46–14:17
3
What specific defensive line improvements did Gallimore highlight after the 59‑37 win?
14:17–19:48
4
What are Gallimore’s thoughts on fan culture and his experience as a Chicago Bear?
19:48–27:02
5
How does Gallimore describe Dennis Allen’s high‑standard defensive philosophy?
27:02–28:21
6
What insights did Gallimore share about the Bears’ defensive standards during training camp?
28:21–40:43
Speakers
6 identifiedMore from Rahimi & Grote Show
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Bears' Neville Gallimore talks Chicago fans, Dennis Allen's high standard