4. RB BenJarvus Green-Ellis scored New England’s first touchdown on a seven yard run. After the score Green-Ellis pointed to the MHK patch on the jersey, a tribute to Myra H. Kraft, the wife of owner Bob Kraft who died last year after a battle with cancer. The season was dedicated to her soon after she passed away. Kraft did a similar salute to his late wife after he received the Lamar Hunt Trophy, blowing a kiss to heaven after touching his MHK pin.
Ray Lewis
24 January 2012
Brady was hit in the lower back by Ravens LB Ray Lewis as Brady went heels over head. High price to pay, but Brady would give up the body again in a heartbeat.
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16 October 2010
start deep in their own territory frequently.
Showtime: We might see the full portfolio of Ray Lewis Old Spice commercials. It’s a great scent for a body wash he’s pitching for what it’s worth.
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10 January 2010
Don’t buy it when the Baltimore Ravens say they put the week 4 loss behind them. LB Ray Lewis avoided talking about it by saying it was in the past, but it’s on his mind.
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27 December 2009
Chances: Even
Baltimore – I’m sure LB Ray Lewis and the Ravens defense haven’t forgotten the week 4 loss that they attribute to favorable calls from the referees. Maybe if receiver Mark Clayton caught that pass for a first down, B-more wouldn’t have something to whine about. Chances: Even
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4 October 2009
ILB Bart Scott took his business elsewhere to get out of ILB Ray Lewis’ shadow. S Jim Leonhard pairs with another Pro Bowl-caliber safety, exchanging Ed Reed for Kerry Rhodes.
Losing quality players on one side of the ball oftentimes cripples the unit. So far, Baltimore’s defense is down from first overall last year to seventh this year, meaning there’s more to the defense than the losses.
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15 January 2009
o teams play each other enough teams each year to know EXACTLY what to expect. I can even see Ray Lewis (or Co.) knocking Ben Roethlisburger around early, quieting the crowd, and then get
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21 December 2008
On Saturday night, the Cowboys had a golden opportunity to close out Texas Stadium in style. This was the final game to be played at the stadium. A Cowboys win would have been a fitting end to a stadium that has had many classic games. A win, and the Cowboys would have been one step further in their quest for a playoff berth, and a Super Bowl run.
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19 December 2008
Each week, on Friday, I will look into my (never wrong, just misinformed) crystal ball and give my predictions for that weekend’s games. I will always prognosticate on the Eagles and Cowboys games and then pick two or more games of interest (to me, that is, not necessarily to you). Keep in mind, that this is for entertainment purposes only, and that I do not endorse any sort of legal or illegal gambling. That being said…let’s see what’s in my crystal ball!
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15 November 2008
ill get you no matter what!” He is large, he is intense, he is awesome, he is football, he is Ray Lewis.
The ultimate All-Star linebacker of the Baltimore Ravens, Ray Lewis is all things awesome about professional football. He is a cunning and talented field general with winning in his blood. As only a freshman at the University of Miami Lewis compiled 81 tackles, two sacks, two tackles for loss, and four pass blocks in addition to being named to the freshman All-American team.In his sophomore season, Lewis earned 1st team All-American and All-Big East. Lewis led the conference with 152 tackles, nine tackles for a loss, two sacks, and an interception.Lewis was once again named to All American and Big East honors in his junior year. He lead the Big East in tackles, was the runner up for the Butkis Award, and set the record for the second most tackles in Hurricane history with 160 tackles, 2 sacks, 2 interceptions, four blocked passes and a touchdown. Lewis decided to forgo his senior season at Miami to enter the NFL draft. He would later finish his Bachelor’s Degree.
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