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Will Anyone Be Sad If Ray Ray Is Done?

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  • @diehardbrownsfan said:

    Yes. I guess honesty and integrity don't matter. It's just getting over on the test that matters.

    Honesty and integrity? That doesn't exist much in the NFL. It would be great if their was, if it was much more like it was 30 years ago, but the NFL is filled with people who do anything they can to win. Some of it is illegal, drugs and cheating, but a lot of it is out in the light of day and it is not only visibly but it is applauded. Players getting cut without their money guaranteed, management constantly lying to players, constantly lying to fans, I mean how often have we heard these billion dollar owners say they are not making enough money just to raise ticket prices and sell a $9 dollar beers. When I want to see honesty and integrity I'll look to my preacher, seems to be the only one in this day and age that fits those two bills.

    @harry-buffalo said:

    Honesty and integrity?

    yeah. really?

    can the mods set up a 5 star rating system where each poster gets a vote when their view is popular and a minus vote when unpopular?

    the same people that bitch about some posters being this and that are the same people that think that society is wrong or 'this or that'.

    OMG (really?) this guy sucks because he thinks like this...or this guy thinks like this and he's the shit!! LIKE ME!! FOLLOW ME!! SHARE ME!!

    we all know by now how each one of us 'regulars' feel.....

    harry buffallo always has to be serious. no laughs. same with a bunch of old walking on egg shell motherfuckers. are you serious? who cares? so you know a lot about football. does that mean the rest of us have to sit on our hands?

  • Regardless of what anyone says, if Ray were a Brown you'd love it.

  • Regardless of what anyone says, if Ray were a Brown you'd love it.

    @tim-couch-pulls-out said:

    Regardless of what anyone says, if Ray were a Brown you'd love it.

    yeah and......???? he's not. neither is harrison. nor is roethlisberger.

    can we have your permission to hate 'em then?

  • @tim-couch-pulls-out said:

    Regardless of what anyone says, if Ray were a Brown you'd love it.

    yeah and......???? he's not. neither is harrison. nor is roethlisberger.

    can we have your permission to hate 'em then?

    @miktoxic said:

    yeah and......???? he's not. neither is harrison. nor is roethlisberger.

    can we have your permission to hate 'em then?

    You have my permission to do anything you'd like.

    Just remember you're a hypocrite.

  • The worst part about Stabb retiring is that now he'll be picked up by a major network and we'll have to see him every time a football game is aired.

  • The worst part about Stabb retiring is that now he'll be picked up by a major network and we'll have to see him every time a football game is aired.

    Endymion said:

    The worst part about Stabb retiring is that now he'll be picked up by a major network and we'll have to see every time a football game is aired.

    Oh shit, I didn't even think of that.

    If he and Shannon Sharpe are on the same show it would turn me off for life. I can barely handle Sharpe now.

    Zombo

  • I agree.... rubber mouth Sharp is miserable to listen to. I bet Ray will be back...everything that ass does is for the spot light. 😠

  • I agree.... rubber mouth Sharp is miserable to listen to. I bet Ray will be back...everything that ass does is for the spot light. 😠

    @jibz said:

    I agree.... rubber mouth Sharp is miserable to listen to. I bet Ray will be back...everything that ass does is for the spot light. 😠

    he's already been hired by espn.

  • @miktoxic said:

    yeah and......???? he's not. neither is harrison. nor is roethlisberger.

    can we have your permission to hate 'em then?

    You have my permission to do anything you'd like.

    Just remember you're a hypocrite.

    @tim-couch-pulls-out said:

    Just remember you're a hypocrite.

    yep. all the way. well i guess there are worse things in life...

    like being a juiced up roid head locker room jock sniffer.

  • @tim-couch-pulls-out said:

    Just remember you're a hypocrite.

    yep. all the way. well i guess there are worse things in life...

    like being a juiced up roid head locker room jock sniffer.

    @miktoxic said:

    yep. all the way. well i guess there are worse things in life...

    like being a juiced up roid head locker room jock sniffer.

    Yeah, getting laid all the time is the worst.

    Except all these steroids made my dick and balls actually suck back into my body. It's like a Twilight zone episode. I can finally get laid whenever I want, but I'm now a Ken doll.

  • 2 Super Bowl Championships

    2 NFL Defensive Player of the Year awards

    1 Super Bowl MVP Award

    17 years as the heart and soul of the Baltimore Ravens

    Hate if you want, but Ray Lewis is the greatest defensive player of all time. Hate on him, but kiss his rings while you do.

  • 2 Super Bowl Championships

    2 NFL Defensive Player of the Year awards

    1 Super Bowl MVP Award

    17 years as the heart and soul of the Baltimore Ravens

    Hate if you want, but Ray Lewis is the greatest defensive player of all time. Hate on him, but kiss his rings while you do.

    @ravensfan1996 said:

    2 Super Bowl Championships

    2 NFL Defensive Player of the Year awards

    1 Super Bowl MVP Award

    17 years as the heart and soul of the Baltimore Ravens

    Hate if you want, but Ray Lewis is the greatest defensive player of all time. Hate on him, but kiss his rings while you do.

    He was a great player, but he is nowhere NEAR the greatest. Lawrence Taylor was WAY more important,AND BETTER, then ray ray.

    Ray Ray is MAYBE the 3rd best inside LB ever. He didn't change the game, and not 1 team ever had to game plan against him.

    He will most certianly walk into the Hall-of-Fame on his first try, but he doesn't even come close to LT, as a defender that offensive coaches worried about

  • @miktoxic said:

    yep. all the way. well i guess there are worse things in life...

    like being a juiced up roid head locker room jock sniffer.

    Yeah, getting laid all the time is the worst.

    Except all these steroids made my dick and balls actually suck back into my body. It's like a Twilight zone episode. I can finally get laid whenever I want, but I'm now a Ken doll.

    @tim-couch-pulls-out said:

    Yeah, getting laid all the time is the worst.

    Except all these steroids made my dick and balls actually suck back into my body. It's like a Twilight zone episode. I can finally get laid whenever I want, but I'm now a Ken doll.

    lol! 😆 :lol: 😆

    i heard that's a side affect. when wrestling was big and mcmahon didn't test it was hilarious to see the huge frigging dudes get in the ring and bounce around. little marble sacks and downward pointing nips. great look.

    take advantage of your age and get laid as much as possible. pretty soon you'll get tied down, have some kids and by the time you're my age, be lucky if you can produce sawdust to shoot from your old dried up stick and sac.

  • @ravensfan1996 said:

    2 Super Bowl Championships

    2 NFL Defensive Player of the Year awards

    1 Super Bowl MVP Award

    17 years as the heart and soul of the Baltimore Ravens

    Hate if you want, but Ray Lewis is the greatest defensive player of all time. Hate on him, but kiss his rings while you do.

    He was a great player, but he is nowhere NEAR the greatest. Lawrence Taylor was WAY more important,AND BETTER, then ray ray.

    Ray Ray is MAYBE the 3rd best inside LB ever. He didn't change the game, and not 1 team ever had to game plan against him.

    He will most certianly walk into the Hall-of-Fame on his first try, but he doesn't even come close to LT, as a defender that offensive coaches worried about

    @browns149 said:

    He was a great player, but he is nowhere NEAR the greatest. Lawrence Taylor was WAY more important,AND BETTER, then ray ray.

    Ray Ray is MAYBE the 3rd best inside LB ever. He didn't change the game, and not 1 team ever had to game plan against him.

    He will most certianly walk into the Hall-of-Fame on his first try, but he doesn't even come close to LT, as a defender that offensive coaches worried about

    In his prime years, every NFL coach had to game plan for him. Not saying he was better then LT, but he was a force over a longer period of time. And no way in the world LT even comes close to being the leader Ray Lewis was. Best leader in NFL history, no one inspired men the way Ray did.

  • 2 Super Bowl Championships

    2 NFL Defensive Player of the Year awards

    1 Super Bowl MVP Award

    17 years as the heart and soul of the Baltimore Ravens

    Hate if you want, but Ray Lewis is the greatest defensive player of all time. Hate on him, but kiss his rings while you do.

    @ravensfan1996 said:

    2 Super Bowl Championships

    2 NFL Defensive Player of the Year awards

    1 Super Bowl MVP Award

    17 years as the heart and soul of the Baltimore Ravens

    Hate if you want, but Ray Lewis is the greatest defensive player of all time. Hate on him, but kiss his rings while you do.

    only 2 DPOY awards in 17 years?

    if the guy didn't get away with murder i'd only hate him 1/2 as much as i do now.

    it's amazing how people find god after they get acquitted for double murder.

    i hope this deer antler thing comes to light and they prove he did it. i know that stage lights are hot but it'd be great to see old (N word) ray sweating bullets when his colleagues on espn start asking him questions on live tv.

    shuck and jive, ray. shuck and jive.

  • @ravensfan1996 said:

    2 Super Bowl Championships

    2 NFL Defensive Player of the Year awards

    1 Super Bowl MVP Award

    17 years as the heart and soul of the Baltimore Ravens

    Hate if you want, but Ray Lewis is the greatest defensive player of all time. Hate on him, but kiss his rings while you do.

    only 2 DPOY awards in 17 years?

    if the guy didn't get away with murder i'd only hate him 1/2 as much as i do now.

    it's amazing how people find god after they get acquitted for double murder.

    i hope this deer antler thing comes to light and they prove he did it. i know that stage lights are hot but it'd be great to see old (N word) ray sweating bullets when his colleagues on espn start asking him questions on live tv.

    shuck and jive, ray. shuck and jive.

    @miktoxic said:

    only 2 DPOY awards in 17 years?

    if the guy didn't get away with murder i'd only hate him 1/2 as much as i do now.

    it's amazing how people find god after they get acquitted for double murder.

    i hope this deer antler thing comes to light and they prove he did it. i know that stage lights are hot but it'd be great to see old (N word) ray sweating bullets when his colleagues on espn start asking him questions on live tv.

    shuck and jive, ray. shuck and jive.

    I respect you, miktoxic, but your facts are incorrect. Ray wasn't aquitted of murder, those chumped up charges were dropped. Also, he never used the deer antler garbage, as Mitch Ross came out and admitted. It's my opinion, that if you are two thugs who try to rob someone during the course of the evening and you get dead, bad night for you. So sad, I weep for you. Ray Lewis never murdered anyone.

  • @browns149 said:

    He was a great player, but he is nowhere NEAR the greatest. Lawrence Taylor was WAY more important,AND BETTER, then ray ray.

    Ray Ray is MAYBE the 3rd best inside LB ever. He didn't change the game, and not 1 team ever had to game plan against him.

    He will most certianly walk into the Hall-of-Fame on his first try, but he doesn't even come close to LT, as a defender that offensive coaches worried about

    In his prime years, every NFL coach had to game plan for him. Not saying he was better then LT, but he was a force over a longer period of time. And no way in the world LT even comes close to being the leader Ray Lewis was. Best leader in NFL history, no one inspired men the way Ray did.

    @ravensfan1996 said:

    In his prime years, every NFL coach had to game plan for him. Not saying he was better then LT, but he was a force over a longer period of time. And no way in the world LT even comes close to being the leader Ray Lewis was. Best leader in NFL history, no one inspired men the way Ray did.

    He was NO WAY the best leader. He won 2 titles in 17 years. Otto Grahman played in 10 straight title games. Joe Montana LED his team to 4 titles, so did Bradshaw. Th only defensive players to lead a team to titles were Reggie White and LT. ray ray doesn't even come close to those guys

    ray ray was a great player, but to say he was the BEST leader in NFL history, is a far stretch. Even for a ravens fan.

  • @ravensfan1996 said:

    In his prime years, every NFL coach had to game plan for him. Not saying he was better then LT, but he was a force over a longer period of time. And no way in the world LT even comes close to being the leader Ray Lewis was. Best leader in NFL history, no one inspired men the way Ray did.

    He was NO WAY the best leader. He won 2 titles in 17 years. Otto Grahman played in 10 straight title games. Joe Montana LED his team to 4 titles, so did Bradshaw. Th only defensive players to lead a team to titles were Reggie White and LT. ray ray doesn't even come close to those guys

    ray ray was a great player, but to say he was the BEST leader in NFL history, is a far stretch. Even for a ravens fan.

    @browns149 said:

    He was NO WAY the best leader. He won 2 titles in 17 years. Otto Grahman played in 10 straight title games. Joe Montana LED his team to 4 titles, so did Bradshaw. Th only defensive players to lead a team to titles were Reggie White and LT. ray ray doesn't even come close to those guys

    ray ray was a great player, but to say he was the BEST leader in NFL history, is a far stretch. Even for a ravens fan.

    I would agree with you, but Graham and Montana both played on dominant teams. Besides 2000, Ray never had a dominant team, yet he led them year in and year out. Two titles in 17 years is pretty good, only trumped by Brady's three. No other team has won more then two in Ray's 17 years. That's a leader.

  • @browns149 said:

    He was NO WAY the best leader. He won 2 titles in 17 years. Otto Grahman played in 10 straight title games. Joe Montana LED his team to 4 titles, so did Bradshaw. Th only defensive players to lead a team to titles were Reggie White and LT. ray ray doesn't even come close to those guys

    ray ray was a great player, but to say he was the BEST leader in NFL history, is a far stretch. Even for a ravens fan.

    I would agree with you, but Graham and Montana both played on dominant teams. Besides 2000, Ray never had a dominant team, yet he led them year in and year out. Two titles in 17 years is pretty good, only trumped by Brady's three. No other team has won more then two in Ray's 17 years. That's a leader.

    @ravensfan1996 said:

    I would agree with you, but Graham and Montana both played on dominant teams. Besides 2000, Ray never had a dominant team, yet he led them year in and year out. Two titles in 17 years is pretty good, only trumped by Brady's three. No other team has won more then two in Ray's 17 years. That's a leader.

    well seeing as he played 17 years and NO OTHER team won more then 2 titles, there was NO dominant team and ray ray could only lead his team to 2 titles.in an era of no dominant teams. That says alot about his LACK of leadership

  • @ravensfan1996 said:

    I would agree with you, but Graham and Montana both played on dominant teams. Besides 2000, Ray never had a dominant team, yet he led them year in and year out. Two titles in 17 years is pretty good, only trumped by Brady's three. No other team has won more then two in Ray's 17 years. That's a leader.

    well seeing as he played 17 years and NO OTHER team won more then 2 titles, there was NO dominant team and ray ray could only lead his team to 2 titles.in an era of no dominant teams. That says alot about his LACK of leadership

    @browns149 said:

    well seeing as he played 17 years and NO OTHER team won more then 2 titles, there was NO dominant team and ray ray could only lead his team to 2 titles.in an era of no dominant teams. That says alot about his LACK of leadership

    How many titles did Cleveland win in that time? Or playoff games for that matter? Real leadership there.