Neville Gallimore Madden Career 2021-2026 - Peak 72 OVR

Neville Gallimore came out of Ottawa by way of Oklahoma, a Canadian defensive tackle with real quickness for his size, a third-round pick of Dallas in 2020. He slotted in as a rotational interior lineman, just the player who gives a front fresh legs without ever demanding the spotlight, his development slowed early by a dislocated elbow in the 2021 preseason.

The Madden card tells a quiet, flat story. He opened at a 70, climbed to a 72 peak in Madden NFL 23, dipped after the injuries, and mostly held in the low 70s, the honest grade of a rotational tackle who never turned his athleticism into big sack numbers. There is no spike to point to, because the production never spiked, just a steady four-year run of spot starts and rotation snaps in Dallas, the rating tracking a useful piece rather than a difference-maker.

He kept the career going after Dallas, stops with the Rams, the Colts and toward Chicago, chipping in a career-high sack total late and even a playoff safety along the way. Gallimore is the well-traveled rotational lineman every team needs, a player who stuck around a decade on quickness and reliability. The flat low-70s card is exactly the right read on a career built on depth rather than dominance.