I’ll forgive her all night T…
Wes Welker’s wife, Anna Burns Welker, chose to make some ill-advised comments about Ray Lewis after his Baltimore Ravens defeated her husband’s New England Patriots team to advance to this week’s Super Bowl. She quickly apologized and Ray spoke publicly about it for the first time yesterday, and gave her his blessing of forgiveness. What a saint. To See the Video continue reading.-TO
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