Just in time for Sunday”s Super Bowl matchup between the Baltimore Ravens and San Francisco 49ers, EA Sports releases this ad featuring Ray Lewis. In it the LB gives us another one of his inspirational speeches. This time about leaving your legacy.
His pre-game speeches will get any player pumped up. But will it get you excited to play Madden 13?
P.S. I’m still bitter about the AFC Championship game.
Via IMAGE CPR
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February 02, 2013
Baltimore Ravens linebacker Ray Lewis will retire in style with these gold-colored cleats that he’ll wear against the San Francisco 49ers in the Super Bowl. Under Armour’s FW13 cleats tell much of Lewis’ story. Lewis' kicks have “Psalms 91” on the toe — just like the T-shirt he wore under his pads during his final home game on Jan. 6.
Via Blog So Hard Sports
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February 01, 2013
Ravens vs. 49ers Sunday – 2/3/13 6:30 PM This Sunday at 6:30pm will kick off Super Bowl XLVII and it will be the first Super Bowl coached by a pair of brothers. Jim Harbaugh, coach of the Niners, and John Harbaugh, coach of the Ravens have led their teams through the playoffs and will meet on the biggest stage of them all, Super Bowl Sunday in New Orleans. Sunday will be the...
Via Oregon Sports News
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January 30, 2013
Super Bowl Sunday is just days away now, and for the first time that I can remember, the main attraction is a defender. Ray Lewis, the Baltimore Ravens star linebacker, has the gravitas to command the attention of every camera, the popping of every light-bulb, and the awe of every eye on the biggest stage in American sports, when he runs out of the tunnel at the Mercedes-Benz Superdome...
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February 02, 2013
There are always two sides to the story. And in this instance, for Ray Lewis, it’s good news that he is temporarily off the hook for allegedly taking deer antler velvet spray.
According to CBS Sports, S.W.A.T.S. owner Mitch Ross has publicly apologized to Lewis for the Sports Illustrated article this past week.
“I never saw Ray put [the spray] in his mouth,” Ross said during...
Via Outside the Boxscore
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January 30, 2013
As part of a bet with Baltimore mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake, Denver mayor Michael Hancock promised that he would do the "Ray Lewis dance" if the Broncos lost to the Ravens in the AFC divisional playoff round.
That was a few weeks ago and it appears that Michael had finally paid off his debt to Baltimore:
In case you forgot, Hancock had to pay off a bet in 2012...
Via BlackSportsOnline
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January 30, 2013
Prior to the AFC Divisional Round Match up of the Denver Broncos and Baltimore Ravens Denver Mayor Michael Hancock placed a friendly wager with friend and colleague Baltimore Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake.
Baltimore won the game and it was reported that Hancock injured himself preparing for dance . Well, he is all healed up and made good on his bet. Pretty good rendition of the...
Via Busted Coverage
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January 31, 2013
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The entire football season comes down to this week, and this week can be best summed up by this grainy picture of Baltimore Ravens’ linebacker Ray Lewis and ‘Inside Edition’ reporter Katherine Webb (and some poor, nameless bugger). Ray Lewis and Katherine Webb aren’t dating, but the way this week has gone, would it surprise you if they were?
Ray Ray...
Via Pro Sports Daily
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February 01, 2013
Baltimore Ravens Practice Pool ReportBy Peter King, Pro Football Writers of AmericaDistributed by The Sports Xchange NEW ORLEANS -- Linebacker Ray Lewis, drafted in the first round in the history of the new Baltimore Ravens in 1996 and retiring after Sunday's Super Bowl against the San Francisco 49ers, walked off the practice field for the last time Friday as the Ravens concluded...
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January 31, 2013
Shots are being fired, and they all seem to be headed at the soon-to-be retiring Ray Lewis. Two days after answering questions about if he took PEDS, former New York Giants receiver Amani Toomer jumped in the fray and fired a salvo.
Toomer, who works for NBC Sports, blasted Lewis and said many harsh things about him.
Related: Ray Lewis: Why the Ravens Linebacker Took Performance...
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January 31, 2013
I suspect Ray Lewis used performance-enhancing drugs to recover from his torn triceps injury. Of course, Lewis has issued an adamant denial, but I do not believe him. His recovery from the completely torn triceps was rather quick.
A torn triceps muscle will typically require surgery. The surgeon will make a small incision in the back of the arm and use stitches to attach triceps...
Can there be too much of a good thing? It appears so with Ravens LB Ray Lewis's comments this week. Lewis came under fire for his involvement with a PED. instead of answering media questions, he attacked his accuser and the media asking questions about the issue.
Via FOXSports.com
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February 01, 2013
The man who reportedly supplied Ray Lewis with deer antler spray
can't confirm the Baltimore Ravens linebacker ever used the
stuff.
Via The Rhino and Compass
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February 02, 2013
I don’t know if you noticed, but I generally avoided discussing all the little storylines associated with the Super Bowl this year. In my mind, many of them are irrelevant, and a lot of them are annoying, Let’s cut through all of them from least pertinent/most annoying to the most pertinent/least annoying.
- Ray Lewis is retiring: He is still playing in this game, right? Right...
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