Ray Lewis: I'm One of the 'Nastiest' Ever To Play in the NFL (Oct. 20, 2015) | Charlie Rose

Former Baltimore Ravens linebacker Ray Lewis talks to Charlie about why it's so important to be feared in the NFL, and why the ones we remember are some of the "nastiest" to play the game. Lewis' new memoir, "I Feel Like Going On," is out now. The full interview airs on PBS on Oct. 20, 2015. Visit www.charlierose.com for more.

[@um52]

Ray Lewis was the best defender by far in his prime, and was still very good after his prime. Not many football players can do that. Forget his multiple awards and super bowl rings. It was his intensity, leadership, passion and legendary work ethic that made him a great player who played at an elite level his whole career....GOAT.

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Greatest leader and MLB of all time.

[@Surphnxplorer]

+Don King You have a very narrow knowledge base of leaders if you think Lewis is the greatest leader of "all time." What other leader do you know about? Papa Smurf?

[@cityofchamps66]

Ray played pro baseball??

[@angelosmith7215]

Ray means Nastiest as far as Punishment or physicalness not being dirty he was one of the most sure tacklers of all time and big hitter and destroyer.

[@AndrewsOpinion15]

RAY LEWIS COOL GUEST ON CHARLIE ROSE SHOW !!!

[@fallguye6011]

Keep in mind who Lewis studied and patterned his game after--a #58 that played for Pittsburgh.

[@abrahamjackson6019]

fallguye6011 That 58# was the Boogy Man under the bed. 58 gave Freddy Krueger, Jason Voorhees and Michael Myers nightmares at night....

[@tomterrific6085]

I’m hoping he doesn’t suffer from CTE later in life due to the constant collisions on the gridiron

[@pao8110]

DAMN... SMH ROMANOWSKI, RAY LEWIS, DEEBO & DICK BUTKUS!