TonyDedrick
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I cannot stand Ray Lewis. Such a hypocrite.
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How exactly? You know the guy personally?
I cannot stand Ray Lewis. Such a hypocrite.
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Why so much hate on Ray? He was proven innocent and not only set records in the NFL, but has done so much for his city and has been an inspiration for so many rising athletes! He's an incredible person and doesn't deserve all this hate!
Why so much hate on Ray? He was proven innocent and not only set records in the NFL, but has done so much for his city and has been an inspiration for so many rising athletes! He's an incredible person and doesn't deserve all this hate!
A.) He was not "proven innocent"...he plead down to a lesser charge.
B.) You do not know Ray Lewis, so how do you know he is an "incredible person"?
C.) Ray Lewis was probably the best LB I have ever seen and HAS inspired many athletes, as well as contributed to his community.
A) there's no proof in that. It was a plea deal, not a trail.
B) not close enough
C) understandable
Personally, I thought Jacoby Jones should've been MVP, not Flacco. Jones managed to catch passes that would've been uncatchable for most players.Awesome game indeed. As a neutral, I really enjoyed it. The way the 1st half was going, I thought the niners were going to get battered. But they fought back really well and I thought they were going to nick the game on that final drive in the red zone. Congrats to the Ravens.
On a side note: is it possible for a losing player to get Superbowl MVP? I personally thought Kaepernick was outstanding in the 2nd half and was instrumental in their fightback. He made plays throwing and running. Not to take anything away from Flacco, he played consistently well and made big plays himself, but it seemed the niners defense had a few busted plays. I don't recall too many bad plays by the Ravens defense.
I'm not saying I'm personally friends with him, but I have spoken to him on a personal level. Better than most I guess
nobody knows for sure if he murdered somebody or not, but it just doesn't make sense that he would stab someone. Why would a Superbowl Champion being chauffeured in a limousine, have any reason to kill someone in a street brawl?
I dint think most think he was the stabbed, bit hr knows more than he's ever said. He hides behind God and if he was as Godly as he claims he would have told what he knows of what happened that night.
I dint think most think he was the stabbed, bit hr knows more than he's ever said. He hides behind God and if he was as Godly as he claims he would have told what he knows of what happened that night.
Personally, I thought Jacoby Jones should've been MVP, not Flacco. Jones managed to catch passes that would've been uncatchable for most players.
I'm not saying I'm personally friends with him, but I have spoken to him on a personal level. Better than most I guess
nobody knows for sure if he murdered somebody or not, but it just doesn't make sense that he would stab someone. Why would a Superbowl Champion being chauffeured in a limousine, have any reason to kill someone in a street brawl?
he didn't win the Superbowl until the next year.
Personally, I thought Jacoby Jones should've been MVP, not Flacco. Jones managed to catch passes that would've been uncatchable for most players.
You still gotta go with Joe as MVP. Jones made two big plays... one of which doesn't happen if Flacco doesn't step up and avoid the sack. Flacco was money almost the entire night. He slipped out of several sack opportunities for the niners, his passes were on the spot and he had 3 tds and didn't turn the ball over.
He was in the zone and has been throughout the playoffs. Tying Montana's 11 tds with no picks in the playoffs? That's sharp.
The thing that has bothered me most about this game is the complaining about interference on the final play. Crabtree was interefered with, and he was also pushing off, but either way I think the ball was overthrown and not gonna be a catch. Kaepernick was getting hit as he threw the ball. But all that aside, the refs were allowing a lot of contact with receivers on both sides. The Ravens almost certainly had a TD to Smith over double coverage in the first half if he wasn't slowed by the corner... and that wasn't called either. I think the officiating was even handed, and I'll always prefer they err on the side of letting them play versus covering the field in laundry.