Teenager Watches Ray Lewis for the First Time… NOW I Understand the Fear 😭🔥

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• 7W

  @7Wallstreet · 3 weeks ago (edited) · pinned

  The 2000 Ravens have better stats than the 85 bears. Look it up.💯<br>Next, you have to watch the ED REED highlights!!

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• BI

  @bignorm7992 · 4 weeks ago

  You had to be there to understand what ray meant to our city my boy ,when he came out that tunnel,70 thousand plus would literally have the stadium shaking

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• BR

  @brandong42091 · 3 weeks ago

  They had the best linebacker safety combo for sure

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• DA

  @davidtullis2810 · 3 weeks ago

  Their Defense was so great they won a Super Bowl with Trent Dilford as their starting quarterback

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• TR

  @treyvon4444 · 3 weeks ago

  Ray was the Mike Tyson of linebackers 😂

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• SL

  @slaaneshhedonite7068 · 4 weeks ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cS_sA3tLdoM&amp;t=1375">22:55</a> the Ravens first two draft picks ever were both first ballot HoFers.

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• JT

  @jtlevy9113 · 4 weeks ago (edited)

  He’s the only player ever with over 40 career sacks and 30 career interceptions. In high school he was a Safety because his coaches thought he was too small to play LB. He was elite in every facet of defense: great rushing the passer, great at stopping the run, and great in coverage.That 2000 Ravens defense is also frequently compared to the 1985 Bears. Some stats to put in perspective how good they were - NFL record 10.3 ppg, zero 100 yd rushing games against and 2.7 yds per rush, four shutouts, one TD allowed the entire postseason.

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• MA

  @marcelb4320 · 3 weeks ago

  That monster under the bed is definitely ray lewis 😂😂😂😂

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• GM

  @GMoney88-x2 · 3 weeks ago

  Also, he elevated everyone around him

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• BE

  @benjaminmack3854 · 3 weeks ago

  I saw that hit on Ocho in person.

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• BO

  @bobbobby5089 · 3 weeks ago

  Ravens best the Seahawks when you said look at the score btw biggest comeback win in franchise history

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• AS

  @astrodoops · 3 weeks ago

  He’s not an urban legend. He’s a Hall of Famer playing alongside another Hall of Famer in safety Ed Reed.

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