Well this is probably the last official Ray Lewis dance we will ever see. Lewis will be retiring after this year and the Super Bowl Parade at M&T Bank Stadium is the last official celebration of the Baltimore Ravens victory. Enjoy, if you're into that kinda thing.
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February 06, 2013
Like the rest of his Baltimore Ravens’ teammates, Ray Lewis was out and about in New Orleans celebrating their Super Bowl victory. During the team’s after party, the now retired LB took to the stage and showed Mary J Blige how to do the famous squirrel dance.
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February 06, 2013
This is my GIF to the Baltimore Ravens and the Ray Lewis fans of the world. Now if you are not a fan of Lewis and the Ravens, and trust me there are many who are not, this is still a GIF for you as well. Look at the cup half full this is probably the last time you will see Lewis perform his squirrel dance.
Lewis ended the Super Bowl Parade performing his traditional dance at the...
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February 04, 2013
The Ravens’ official Twitter account posted these pictures of Ray Lewis with the Lombardi trophy as they fly home to Baltimore today.
I thought the Ray Lewis haters would enjoy these.
H/T @Ravens
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February 05, 2013
Right after the Baltimore Ravens won the Super Bowl, a fan captured a female cop outside of an unnamed bar doing Ray Lewis’ famous “squirrel dance.”
It’s a pretty weak version of the dance, but we’ll give her an A for effort. She should’ve taken notes from Denver Mayor Michael Hancock.
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February 04, 2013
So, Ray Lewis, now that you've won a Super Bowl, what's next?
No, he's not going to that amusement park. The Baltimore Ravens linebacker is heading into retirement - and he can't wait.
''Now I get to see a different side of life,'' Lewis said Sunday night after helping the Ravens beat the San Francisco 49ers 34-31. ''My family, and my sons...
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February 05, 2013
Baltimore Ravens linebacker Ray Lewis did his famous “squirrel dance” one final time at M&T Bank Stadium during today’s Super Bowl celebration.
Enjoy.
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February 05, 2013
Check out this painting this guy did of Ravens linebacker Ray Lewis. Looks pretty good. It would be cool if he added some tears under his eyes.
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February 06, 2013
For Ray Lewis III, going to Miami has been a safe assumption since the day he was born.
His father - the newly retired Baltimore Ravens star linebacker Ray Lewis - played for the Hurricanes. His mother is a Miami graduate as well. So when it came time for their son to pick a school, the decision was easy.
Lewis III was one of 10 players to send letters of intent back to Miami on...
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February 07, 2013
The use of deer antler spray recently came to the public light after it was alleged that Baltimore Ravens linebacker Ray Lewis used the banned substance to help recover faster from a torn triceps. The news was generally received as both bizarre and shocking by the general public, however one former NFL defensive lineman claims to have used something even more horrific during his...
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February 04, 2013
It’s no better way, as a champ, to go out on top and ride off into the sunset. It’s a refreshing story for the greatest middle linebacker of all time, Ray Lewis, who will leave the game in style. He finally gets to the Super Bowl after winning a championship ring 13 years ago as a Raven. He finally rejoices in a gratifying moment, only to be part of team that has a gifted quarterback...
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February 04, 2013
The 'Harbaugh' is now over with, and it was surely the most exciting game in recent memory.After the most intense 60-minutes from this season, Ray Lewis and the Baltimore Ravens managed to win their first Super Bowl in over a decade with a final score of 34-31.It couldn't have been written any better, as it came down to the last minute. Play after play was made, and...
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February 04, 2013
The Lombardi Trophy was passed around the entire #Ravens team plane. Coaches, players, staff. Really cool!
— Baltimore Ravens (@Ravens) February 4, 2013
Ray Lewis posing with the Lombardi Trophy on the team plane! It’s getting passed around. twitter.com/Ravens/status/…
— Baltimore Ravens (@Ravens) February 4, 2013
My last ride.. Up in the clouds… This feeling is so real...
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February 04, 2013
The journey couldn't have ended any better for a team that embraced storied linebacker Ray Lewis and his "last ride" into retirement -- even if it took the Baltimore Ravens an extra 34 minutes to get there because of an in-game power outage at the Superdome.
The 49ers mounted a furious comeback when the stadium lights came back on early in the third quarter, but the...
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