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Ray Lewis to Retire at end of Ravens' season

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Bucklion;2286006; said:
He would definitely bring cutting edge commentary.
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He'd be great on NFL Live with Berman and Jackson. Instead of killing them softly, he'd kill them with kindness.

Obviously, he's going to make a killing with ESPN. It's the same company that hired Craig James. Didn't he kill hookers or something?

In any case, Lewis is a nice addition to the stabbing commentary that is already on ESPN, when it comes to the NFL.
 
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Now we get to hear ESPN praise Ray Lewis for being such a great guy and they will refuse to acknowledge any involvement he had in two murders 12 years ago. I just heard Coach & co. go off about people tweeting them that they don't think Ray Lewis is the upstanding citizen ESPN in portraying him to be and that he's one of the best guys around and that he wakes up every morning wanting to change someone's life. While that may be true, it doesn't make him a saint.
 
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Magua;2286095; said:
Now we get to hear ESPN praise Ray Lewis for being such a great guy and they will refuse to acknowledge any involvement he had in two murders 12 years ago. I just heard Coach & co. go off about people tweeting them that they don't think Ray Lewis is the upstanding citizen ESPN in portraying him to be and that he's one of the best guys around and that he wakes up every morning wanting to change someone's life. While that may be true, it doesn't make him a saint.
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Stabbing someone certainly changes their life.
 
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Every time I saw him with his facemask I tought of this guy:


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Magua;2286095; said:
Now we get to hear ESPN praise Ray Lewis for being such a great guy and they will refuse to acknowledge any involvement he had in two murders 12 years ago. I just heard Coach & co. go off about people tweeting them that they don't think Ray Lewis is the upstanding citizen ESPN in portraying him to be and that he's one of the best guys around and that he wakes up every morning wanting to end someone's life. While that may be true, it doesn't make him a saint.
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FIFY
 
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