Sao Paolantonio Interview with Ray Lewis
by Rise&Conquer on Aug 17, 2009 2:17 AM EDT
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Sao Paolantonio interviews Ray Lewis for about fifteen minutes about free agency, Rex Ryan, Joe Flacco, the upcoming season and Steve McNair in this interview posted on ESPN.com's NFL Page. You really get a look at Ray Lewis and why he is the man he is inside and out of football. This interview shows how he influences every player on the team to believe in what he is teaching and to follow his instructions and insight on the football field to be successful players, leaders, and men.
http://myespn.go.com/blogs/afcnorth/0-3-333/Video--Conversation-with-Ray-Lewis.html
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When he asked him if he was really going to leave Baltimore. Its funny that people made such a big deal about it (including myself) and he only took 6 days of Free Agency. The man went on Vacation with his family, and everyone thought he was getting ready to go to Dallas.
You have to hate losing more than you love winning.
you left out that he vacationed in Ft. Worth with Jerry Jones.
Bottom line, i never said i wanted dallas. never said i wanted to leave. bottom line. god told me i needed to be here. at this time. now. we have work to do and i’m not finished. bruce and the beatdown are growing and i need to be there for him. with that said, no, i never wanted to leave. its not in the pan. the big plan. the one thats been laid out so clearly for me. its about the plan. about football. about the star…i mean raven on my helmet.
and the bro-mance
from NFL Network’s Jamie Dukes!!!
aka 'Rexx'
by Bruce Raffel on Aug 18, 2009 5:39 PM EDT up reply actions
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