The Indianapolis Colts and former Dallas Cowboys and Los Angeles Rams defensive tackle Neville Gallimore have agreed to a one-year, $1.27 million deal with $400k guaranteed, according to ESPN's ...

According to ESPN’s Adam Schefter, the Indianapolis Colts have agreed to a one-year deal with Los Angeles Rams free agent defensive tackle Neville Gallimore: A former 3rd round pick of the 2020 ...

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Indianapolis agreed to terms with Rams defensive tackle Neville ... although he spent four full seasons in Dallas, Gallimore never became a full-time starter, producing just four sacks in 1,271 snaps ...

The Dallas Cowboys drafted Gallimore out of Oklahoma in the third ... In 2024, he signed with the Los Angeles Rams, appeared in 14 games, and made four starts. During his five-year career ...

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Neville Gallimore signed a one-year ... a need that has only grown with the loss of Dayo Odeyingbo to Chicago in free agency. Gallimore thinks he can take the momentum of the Los Angeles playoff run ...

Retaining him was important in the defensive-line rotation because the Rams saw defensive tackle Neville Gallimore sign with the Colts on Thursday night. Earlier in the week, Los Angeles landed ...

INDIANAPOLIS — The Indianapolis Colts announced Monday that they have officially signed unrestricted free agents safety Camryn Bynum and defensive tackle Neville ... Gallimore has played in 66 career ...

The Los Angeles Rams lost ... This move comes after the Rams signed Poona Ford to a three-year deal and lost both Bobby Brown III and Neville Gallimore. Murchison missed the entire 2024 season ...

Indianapolis agreed to terms with Rams defensive ... in Dallas, Gallimore never became a full-time starter, producing just four sacks in 1,271 snaps before moving on to Los Angeles last season.