Lorenzo Neal sets the standard for fullbacks in the National Football League. A Pro Bowler in 2002 and a first alternate last season, Neal has paved the way for seven-straight 1,000-yard rushers, including a 1,645-yard season for LaDainian Tomlinson in 2003. Neal is a three-time selection to USA Today’s "All Joe Team," which honors overlooked, ignored and determined players who might not make the Pro Bowl but contribute mightily on every snap.
A veteran of 11 seasons in the league, Neal has distinguished himself with his durability, having played in 160 consecutive games dating back to the 1994 season.

Neal is a true outdoorsman who enjoys a wide range of activities, including golf, fishing, horseback riding, dirt bike riding, water skiing and riding Jet Skis. Wrestling is his indoor sport of choice. An All-America wrestler through college, Neal returns to his alma mater, Fresno State, during the offseason where he stays in shape by working out with some of the nation’s top collegiate wrestlers.

Through his travels as a professional athlete, Lorenzo has become a collector of sports memorabilia. Boxing gloves worn by Muhammad Ali and Joe Frazier are among his most prized collectibles. He also owns two classic cars, 1971 and ’72 Cutlass Supremes