Football is a sport of brotherhood. Players often talk about how their teammates become friends and a lot of them become family. Few position groups are as close as the offensive line.
In an ideal situation, the same five guys will play nearly every snap of a season together. Naturally, those guys spend a lot of time together. In New England, two of the most important players on that offensive line have been center David Andrews and right guard Shaq Mason.
While Andrews was discussing his team with NBC Sports Boston’s The Camera Guys, he joked about what their relationship is really like, especially with Andrews coming from Georgia and Mason coming from Georgia Tech.