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  • Ray Lewis doesn't like most offensive players, but there is one player who he respected.
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  • @alexcharles2716
    @alexcharles2716 7 лет назад +818

    "defensive players are only harder to rate if you don't pay attention to them."
    Best quote of the clip.

    • @danieldaw1778
      @danieldaw1778 7 лет назад +17

      Alex Charles I actually think Colin is right to an extent. With offensive players that aren't lineman, you can pull up like 40 individual stats that judge how good or efficient or whatever they are. For a defender, you have to take the word of a person you're arguing against that they're great in man or zone coverage and that they always fill the right gap in a running play or whatever, because you don't have statistics for successful a gaps closed.

    • @Way2Clutch39
      @Way2Clutch39 7 лет назад +6

      Daniel Daw or you can watch them and see for yourself. If he covers a man to the point that the qb doesn't even throw on that side of the field, thats proof. Watch him fill the A gap. I can tell you that this guy is a great runner but until you watch him run you wouldn't know either.

    • @Hater20X
      @Hater20X 6 лет назад +1

      It's harder to take notice because people love action. A great defensive player doing his job well will get very little action because he's stopping his man on every play. Like Ray said you have to take as a defensive player. If you want to be in the highlights you have to get diving interceptions of a ball that wasn't ment for you and run it in for 6. Or a fumble whatever. Even 3 and slot receivers have it easier for highlights because even they get chances at TDs

  • @spencerlopes1482
    @spencerlopes1482 7 лет назад +2366

    Imagine how the offensive line feels. They don't even get stats.

    • @joedorben3504
      @joedorben3504 6 лет назад +256

      Ok? But every football fan knows the offensive line is the most important position group in football. They get recognition for good play from QBs and RBs. I played CB and FS myself and even I can acknowledge the game doesnt work without linemen, and you cant win a single game without your oline doibg SOMETHING for you

    • @ophiophagushannah1573
      @ophiophagushannah1573 6 лет назад +7

      Zaddy oline and RB i think he's calling our wrs and te's

    • @mr.madden2782
      @mr.madden2782 6 лет назад +108

      Yes they do. Pancakes, and times they allowed a QB to get sacked

    • @rockstarg57
      @rockstarg57 6 лет назад +63

      They get Rolex watches from the RB when they have a good season.

    • @LG4L3443
      @LG4L3443 6 лет назад +32

      But guess what they get paid millions of dollars to play in the NFL

  • @MikeDiastavrone3
    @MikeDiastavrone3 7 лет назад +1290

    Ray Lewis is right on the money. In 2000, everybody knew that Ray was the best player in the NFL. He was Defensive Player of the Year, the leader of one of the most dominant defenses in NFL history, and led the Ravens to a 12-4 record despite having a mediocre-at-best offense. And yet he only got one MVP vote that year.

  • @edouardchan9445
    @edouardchan9445 7 лет назад +363

    I can't get enough of Ray Lewis, incredible stuff

  • @thaman2x
    @thaman2x 7 лет назад +1433

    I could listen to ray lewis talk about football all day

    • @diggdogg914
      @diggdogg914 6 лет назад +4

      Thaman2x facts

    • @formerlyknownaseasrob
      @formerlyknownaseasrob 6 лет назад +4

      If I were an NFL GM or major college AD, I’d always have this man’s number on speed dial for whenever he feels ready to be a LB coach or a DC.

    • @Trap_Gav
      @Trap_Gav 6 лет назад +2

      I’m a Steelers fan, and listening to Ray Lewis talk is elegant

    • @georgefravens40
      @georgefravens40 6 лет назад

      Amen bro

    • @relelgtxx3316
      @relelgtxx3316 6 лет назад

      Thaman2x 8 u stealing

  • @alphatrusbensiii8381
    @alphatrusbensiii8381 7 лет назад +834

    He got a point championship are won in the trenches

    • @stephbetter3806
      @stephbetter3806 7 лет назад +9

      Trey Bens did you need him to tell you that ?

    • @betaboog
      @betaboog 7 лет назад +8

      #LakeShow #GoPats be nice

    • @yungcokeaddict1440
      @yungcokeaddict1440 4 года назад +1

      Trench gang

    • @alphatrusbensiii8381
      @alphatrusbensiii8381 3 года назад +1

      StephBetter well he is a HOF football player , how else do you learn about sports except from people who played the game

    • @jasongraves3921
      @jasongraves3921 3 года назад

      This past season would beg to differ

  • @brendanwoods7278
    @brendanwoods7278 7 лет назад +306

    Ray Lewis as a GM- "Alright, the team is set." some assistant "But Ray, we have nobody on Offense. Everyone on the team is on Defense and Special Teams." "Yeah. didn't really like anyone on Offense."

  • @JodyAncar
    @JodyAncar 7 лет назад +250

    Enjoyed listening to that. I would like to hear more of that type of discussion.

  • @outcast400
    @outcast400 4 года назад +72

    *Talking to Ray Lewis
    Colin: Let's say that you're a linebacker

  • @fugbabylon7229
    @fugbabylon7229 6 лет назад +244

    CB is probably one of the hardest position to play

    • @AndyfBaby319
      @AndyfBaby319 4 года назад +7

      Fug Babylon 2nd hardest position on the planet

    • @Jambuc829
      @Jambuc829 4 года назад +1

      You mean QB?

    • @I_Sell_Pills
      @I_Sell_Pills 4 года назад +47

      I would say safety, gotta cover like a corner and hit like a line breaker

    • @I_Sell_Pills
      @I_Sell_Pills 4 года назад

      Backer

    • @drewvertical25
      @drewvertical25 4 года назад +2

      Least respected oline

  • @jagomezzzjg
    @jagomezzzjg 7 лет назад +103

    offensive lineMen and Defensive Linemen Get no love,.. there the core unsung heroes.. Ray Lewis knows it's true..

    • @ii_v310cjjty5
      @ii_v310cjjty5 7 лет назад +13

      in my middle school team I'm a line man and when a runner gets a touch down they don't come to the line man and congratulate him they love on the runner even though he was untouched the entire run I wonder why certainly not the line men doing good who cares about them right

    • @pcmld2267
      @pcmld2267 4 года назад +2

      @Nightt HAwkk
      Defensive line actually gets clout.
      Offensive line doesn’t.

  • @Twelvegage511
    @Twelvegage511 7 лет назад +55

    shout out to offensive lineman. Ray is right on when it comes to offense vs defense. but at least defensive players get tackle highlights. the only thing offensive lineman get is yelled at for a single bad play in an entire game.

  • @righthook51
    @righthook51 7 лет назад +68

    Lewis has a point, I played D Line very angry. That chip on defensive players' shoulders is real. If you sort of do your job there's nothing to congratulate you. Big hits, fumbles, sacks, loss of yards, you do need to TAKE it in order to get recongized

    • @Gungho73
      @Gungho73 3 года назад +1

      Think about William the refrigerator Perry. Defensive player. But all these years later, we talk about him, from maybe the best defense in the entire history of the sport, because of a few offensive highlights. The idea that hall of famers were on that team and the person people gravitated most on the national level for a period was Perry because he played FB or caught a pass is just exasperating.

  • @klaw547
    @klaw547 7 лет назад +359

    JJ WATT had 5 touchdowns and 20+ sacks in one season and still finished 2nd in the overall MVP race!!
    defensive players get no love
    Den

    • @izzycuffy3116
      @izzycuffy3116 6 лет назад +8

      klaw547 it could also be that Texans didn't make playoffs. How can u be MVP n your team didn't make playoffs. Just saying

    • @kharilane1340
      @kharilane1340 6 лет назад +37

      Because the award isn't about team wins, it's about an individual player's value to his particular team. I argue that players that get hurt and then their once mighty teams take visible steps backward, like when JJ Watt goes down for the Texans or Derek Carr goes down for the Raiders, truly show their value and deserve the award than the popularity contest it has turned into.

    • @IAlphA_IX
      @IAlphA_IX 6 лет назад +10

      Izzy Cuffy it’s Most Valuable Player, not Most Valuable Team.

    • @sammymalloy5996
      @sammymalloy5996 6 лет назад +2

      One offensive player can change a team, one defensive player can’t

    • @jasonf4726
      @jasonf4726 5 лет назад +1

      Pizza man sam. I think theres a guy named Mavck out in Chi town who who may make your statement incorrect

  • @mach1333
    @mach1333 7 лет назад +518

    Defensive players lives matter 😕

    • @jrtime8092
      @jrtime8092 4 года назад +4

      defense is way more fun too

    • @Jueceman15
      @Jueceman15 4 года назад +2

      All players lives matter 😏😏

    • @favourwilliams5845
      @favourwilliams5845 3 года назад

      If u said this in 2020 people wud be triggered

  • @mikem6029
    @mikem6029 7 лет назад +39

    There's something about how he answers every question, like he's trying to give a life lesson or motivational talk, can't quite pin point it

    • @mikem6029
      @mikem6029 7 лет назад +1

      Really annoying

    • @supaman7832
      @supaman7832 4 года назад +1

      He’s passionate. But it can get annoying...

    • @dylanf3108
      @dylanf3108 4 года назад

      He talks a lot like a preacher because he’s a very religious guy.

  • @ElohimPenemue
    @ElohimPenemue 7 лет назад +509

    IMO, the best players in the league are on the defensive side of the ball, because the Offense has every single advantage & Defensive players still find a way to make plays & dominate.
    Von Miller, Luke Kuechely, Patrick Peterson, JJ Watt, Richard Sherman, Aaron Donald, Aqib Talib & guys like that are more impressive than the offensive players that have the rules slanted in their favor.

    • @QDJW
      @QDJW 7 лет назад +41

      Defensive linemen have the advantage over o linemen. The only think o linemen have is when the ball is going to be snapped. But even then defensive line men are faster and quicker which is why o linemen focus on feet. The oline is restricted to putting their hands in about a 15in area. Defensive linemen have no such restrictions except for the face mask which applies to everyone any way.

    • @Atheist603
      @Atheist603 7 лет назад +2

      You forgot my main man underrated Jaimie collins. He should be put on the same level categories as those guys. He's fluid on the defensive side of the ball.

    • @jlafaele3908
      @jlafaele3908 7 лет назад +6

      I don't know about advantages. You play a team that you have scouting reports on that run the same scheme for as long as the Offensive coordinator has and vice versa. Offensive lineman are the most over looked position in the game. Why? Cause we block all day long. D linemen get the glory and fame with a big hit or tackle for loss like J.J watt. But have an o lineman stop J.J watt all game and you hear nothing. Cowboys o linemen are a great example. Ezekiel wouldn't be as dominant with out them. And I am a raiders fan by the way

    • @link514
      @link514 7 лет назад +1

      Julio is better

    • @cetinHo87
      @cetinHo87 7 лет назад +2

      Sean Lee was the real MVP last year.

  • @dantespears713
    @dantespears713 7 лет назад +20

    KILLER statement Ray

  • @TheDefenseIsUpNext
    @TheDefenseIsUpNext 7 лет назад +61

    I have the same beliefs about world football (soccer) it's all about what you do when you don't have the ball. I'm glad that this is an attitude that'll help me understand NFL football more. Defense Wins Championships in almost any sport.

    • @VargoProductions
      @VargoProductions 7 лет назад +9

      Exactly. Defenders like Pique and holding midfielders like Casemiro don't really get the credit they deserve. Attacking players get all the glory.

    • @TheDefenseIsUpNext
      @TheDefenseIsUpNext 7 лет назад

      Christian V. Let me ask you something what do you think about JJ Watt?

    • @karlsylvain
      @karlsylvain 7 лет назад +17

      i also play soccer and what you said is 1000% right. i tell my teamates all the time. what you do without the ball is the most important part of the game. wheter it's pressure,covering or being active and getting open.it's what makes you win. if you are walking around the field we are dead

    • @TheDefenseIsUpNext
      @TheDefenseIsUpNext 7 лет назад +12

      Karl Sylvain I feel like it's worse than when I was younger. The media and most of the fans have 0 appreciation for defending. What they don't realise is most team are not elite until you have 2 great centre backs with great chemistry.

    • @GSonDunn
      @GSonDunn 4 года назад

      Like look at 2013 vs 2015 broncos fr

  • @Itsmejeffwee
    @Itsmejeffwee 6 лет назад +7

    Ray Lewis really should be a motivational speaker, just the way he talks and the passion he brings about subjects that matter to him really could motivate and inspire many people, not just young defensive players like myself, I learned football watching him, he really is motivational and influential. He deserves his spot in Canton.

  • @robe3340
    @robe3340 7 лет назад +39

    when i played football in HS i didn't like the offensive players as well, as a linebacker i hated and wanted them destroyed lol in a football sense

  • @Heyitzj0sh
    @Heyitzj0sh 7 лет назад +123

    This guy is really well spoken, knows his football clearly

    • @jeremydudding1085
      @jeremydudding1085 6 лет назад +5

      Yea he's pretty well spoken.. for a MURDERER

    • @Minidunkathon93
      @Minidunkathon93 6 лет назад +14

      It's Ray Lewis, not just a random guy lol

    • @silvereuroR
      @silvereuroR 6 лет назад +3

      Prolly cause he played the sport

    • @DylD20
      @DylD20 6 лет назад +2

      jeremy dudding He got cleared but alright

    • @benjaminknellinger3657
      @benjaminknellinger3657 5 лет назад +7

      @@jeremydudding1085 Not a murderer. Clearly you know nothing about his case.

  • @AaronMichaelLong
    @AaronMichaelLong 4 года назад +13

    For the record, there are two players who have been voted MVP as defensive players. Alan Page and Lawrence Taylor. Ray is right, though, defensive players don't get nearly enough recognition.

  • @flame-sky7148
    @flame-sky7148 6 лет назад +16

    Why do you think Nick Saban’s teams Bellichick, Parcells, Dungy were so good. They are defensive minded coaches. They were DCs then became head coaches keeping defense as the main focus of the team in regards to drafts and schemes.

  • @kg21mack
    @kg21mack 7 лет назад +7

    This makes me think back to HS Football; there's no greater camaraderie than playing on defense.

  • @jakeherington7237
    @jakeherington7237 7 лет назад +13

    As a tight end I completely agree with everything Ray said.

  • @possiblyinsane6995
    @possiblyinsane6995 6 лет назад +3

    i love listening 👂 and essentially downloading these great football minds into my own

  • @jatzke609
    @jatzke609 3 года назад +3

    That defense was incredible. I believe he got mvp in 2000? And Ed Reed got mvp either the year before or year after only time thats ever happened. Back to back defensive mvp same team. Maybe even back to back same team im not sure. I'm a steelers fan too lol but that was a great time in football

  • @doctorj7112
    @doctorj7112 6 лет назад

    This talk gives me goose bumps; love it

  • @randomcannon214
    @randomcannon214 4 года назад +10

    "Ray lewis dislikes offensive players"
    That explains why he hit them so hard, hmmmmmmmm

  • @dylantw01
    @dylantw01 4 года назад +9

    “I think normans a better db than odell is receiver” - cold takes

  • @TheFrancois12
    @TheFrancois12 3 года назад

    As a skills position guy its so intresting hearing him talk about linemen and linebacker lingo!

  • @seandupree4639
    @seandupree4639 7 лет назад +107

    The NFL has handicapped the defense everyway possible outside of just removing them from the field. I hate Tom Brady. He's not the best to ever play his position. He just benefited from all the rule changes ( The Tuck rule and hitting a QB below the knees ) and Bill Polian and the Colts crying because his receivers weren't good enough to get off the line ( Against the Patriots ). 300 yard passing games used to mean something. Dan Marino's 5000 yards passing in one season was a record that stood for over 30 years. Now Drew Brees not only broke his record but he has thrown for 5000 yards for numerous seasons. The game is watered down. There are way to many penalties. No more hard hits. Its a shame because people like myself who really love this game have seen what the league has done and are saddened by this.

    • @stevencocky19
      @stevencocky19 7 лет назад +16

      100% agree. Defense has been hobbled. Hits allowed 10-15 years ago would have been fines + suspensions nowadays. People need to just understand it's a violent sport when you get to that level, no matter what injuries will happen.

    • @GodsSon987
      @GodsSon987 7 лет назад +6

      I admit that I've enjoyed watching guys like Brees put on an offensive show, but lately watching high-powered offenses has gotten kinda boring. I've barely even cared enough to watch Raiders, Falcons, Packers, or Patriots highlights for the past few weeks.
      But even with the league being more offense friendly, defenses are somehow still thriving. S48 saw the Legion of Boom manhandle the Broncos supposed greatest offense in NFL history lead by Peyton Manning and S50 saw Cam Newton getting swarmed by the No Fly Zone. Probably goes to show that no matter how much the rules change to favor the offense more, defenses will still find a way to pull through

    • @Yerp-sj7sk
      @Yerp-sj7sk 7 лет назад +9

      Sean Dupree so it's better for u to be entertained than for the players be able to think decently when they're in their 50's

    • @seandupree4639
      @seandupree4639 7 лет назад +6

      +Zac5Jacobs I look at like this. I played rec league , hs , and I was going to play football for Bowie so basically I've been around this game most of my life. No one forced me to play and I knew the consequences from playing this game. These are adults!!! Grown men and not children who have made a conscious decision to play football. No one is forcing them and they know the dangers of playing this game.

    • @Yerp-sj7sk
      @Yerp-sj7sk 7 лет назад +2

      Sean Dupree I agree with u and I do feel like sometimes they are too soft but like the rules can't be like they used to be

  • @giant8644
    @giant8644 6 лет назад +5

    Shout out to perhaps the greatest center of all-time, Dermotti Dawson.

  • @connorsmith6517
    @connorsmith6517 7 лет назад +3

    Watching this stoned it's the best

  • @chris.hartliss
    @chris.hartliss 5 лет назад +4

    Him giving props to Dawson was so beautiful

  • @motorhomefamily256
    @motorhomefamily256 7 лет назад +3

    defensive players are becoming more noticeable today as in the early cowboys, the Seahawks, broncos, Panthers,Pats, Bangels are damm good!

  • @Jambuc829
    @Jambuc829 4 года назад +4

    Deion Sanders is looking like name a receiver other than Jerry Rice during my playing time more popular than me? 😎

  • @VanHalenfan-lf1kx
    @VanHalenfan-lf1kx 6 лет назад +1

    "No its ok" 😂😂😂 killed me

  • @billynamer
    @billynamer 7 лет назад +5

    The only offensive players you should like and respect the mose are the O line.

  • @APEX-fm9yt
    @APEX-fm9yt 6 лет назад

    Enjoyed this very much

  • @85tclower
    @85tclower 3 года назад +1

    “Let’s say you’re a linebacker”
    Good analogy Colin.

  • @icyhott8709
    @icyhott8709 4 года назад +1

    He is absolutely correct, I NEVER even thought it it like that before.

  • @youngslime9692
    @youngslime9692 6 лет назад +3

    Now you know why hes one of the greatest not just good knowledgeable and smart on the field💯💵💰

  • @bordercitykid
    @bordercitykid 6 лет назад +7

    Offensive line, coaches, and linebackers win football games

    • @crackuhsnackuh
      @crackuhsnackuh 6 лет назад

      Yeah but QB's are most important

    • @rawyouout
      @rawyouout 5 лет назад +1

      Don’t forget defensive backs

    • @stealthstep4733
      @stealthstep4733 5 лет назад

      bordercity kid1999 no...the team wins football games and it takes good leadership (key players/coaching) to put the final pieces in the puzzle (chemistry)

  • @ColtsFan-le7bk
    @ColtsFan-le7bk 7 лет назад +14

    Ray Lewis is one of the GOAT!

  • @carlharden9569
    @carlharden9569 7 лет назад +1

    so true

  • @darrenbacvar8629
    @darrenbacvar8629 5 лет назад +2

    Ray Lewis, the greatest defensive player of all time, and a great guy

  • @C03_
    @C03_ 5 лет назад

    Ive always liked defense positions in the NFL over offense. If I had the chance to go back in time I would have trained to play a DB position as I got older

  • @Kp0pFoReVeR
    @Kp0pFoReVeR 7 лет назад

    I could listen to this man talk for all day.

  • @angelmatos9143
    @angelmatos9143 3 года назад

    Great insight Ray. Thanks.

  • @xSGTBOMBSQUADx
    @xSGTBOMBSQUADx 7 лет назад

    i can watch and listen to ray all dam day

  • @SgtSmith13
    @SgtSmith13 6 лет назад +4

    "I like a lot of guys, man" - Ray Lewis, 2016

  • @TomSNC
    @TomSNC 7 лет назад +21

    LMAO Norman is better than ObJ? Guy waddled in relative obscurity until last year and now he's some great player? I watched plenty of Carolina games before last year and there were QBS TORCHING that secondary with regularity. Teams putting up yards and points like no tommorow through the air. Norman needs a particular system and of course the surrounding peices to be what he was and he still isn't on Peterson, Sherman, Harris, Talib or Revis league.

    • @TomSNC
      @TomSNC 7 лет назад +1

      And this is coming from a Pats fan. The fuck is Colin On? Beckham even murdered him when they played. Two drops took away a 2ND TD.

    • @ennuiii
      @ennuiii 7 лет назад

      dont you think he all of a sudden started dropping passes for some reason

    • @TomSNC
      @TomSNC 7 лет назад

      Boyo 2 passes LOL. He touched him

    • @ennuiii
      @ennuiii 7 лет назад

      ***** yeah but norman got in objs head bet that's why he was dropping passes

    • @ennuiii
      @ennuiii 7 лет назад

      Obj is a lil buttburt kid

  • @craigflick927
    @craigflick927 4 года назад

    KILLER ANSWERS
    KILLER GUEST
    nice work

  • @masonmoore3565
    @masonmoore3565 3 года назад +1

    I’m a WR and a FS

  • @ATX-js1to
    @ATX-js1to 4 года назад +1

    Dosent matter how good your secondary is if your d-line can’t pressure the qb...it dosent matter how good your receivers are if your o-line dosent give the qb enough time to throw, the linemen both sides of the ball are the 2nd most important thing in football besides the qb

  • @ryderwashington4199
    @ryderwashington4199 5 лет назад +4

    The hardest positions to play are on the defense, when you have the ball you already have a biased advantage. IMO defensive players are more athletic, cornerbacks are the hardest position to play.

    • @chaotic_shadow590
      @chaotic_shadow590 4 года назад

      Ryder Washington ok corner is not the hardest let’s get it right linebackers are the hardest

    • @anthonybutler2001
      @anthonybutler2001 4 года назад

      @@chaotic_shadow590 CB is the hardest position.....

    • @MarmaladeJohnson
      @MarmaladeJohnson 3 года назад

      @@chaotic_shadow590 linebacker is pretty straight forward

    • @willseest3732
      @willseest3732 3 года назад

      Not necessarily, but I give you this, safeties and corners have a physical disadvantage in the nfl due to talent at the reciever position.

  • @jaxonrafananseer8997
    @jaxonrafananseer8997 5 лет назад +1

    Ray Lewis is a library of knowledge what he said about angles can transfer to any sport

  • @etchosts8162
    @etchosts8162 6 лет назад

    Legendary

  • @nochilllwill
    @nochilllwill 7 лет назад +8

    OBJ is too much of a pretty boy.

  • @yumitokushige8486
    @yumitokushige8486 4 года назад

    I watch only RUclips videos. I think cameras are shooting defense well. So I can see what defense players are doing somewhat well as a beginner fan.

  • @jamesw9178
    @jamesw9178 5 лет назад +1

    Ray giving Dermontti props, thats whats up. Real recognize real.

  • @dylanconfer7058
    @dylanconfer7058 6 лет назад

    much respect shouting out dawson stand up steelernation

  •  7 лет назад +1

    I thought Ray Lewis would say his best friend on offense is Steve Smith Sr

  • @Lordofbags
    @Lordofbags 7 лет назад +1

    Dropping knowledge

  • @ricoeab2
    @ricoeab2 4 года назад

    I just like how Ray talks, I'm tuned in every time

    • @Heliosphan33
      @Heliosphan33 4 года назад

      RICO EAB 2 Gaming He is a very intelligent man. I’m also pretty sure he’s a killer.

    • @ricoeab2
      @ricoeab2 4 года назад

      @@Heliosphan33 Iol im pretty sure he is not a killer #facts

  • @greysonG10
    @greysonG10 6 лет назад

    Dude killed this interview.

  • @Robology13
    @Robology13 5 лет назад +2

    If Ray would have retired just 1 year earlier ... Flacco never would have gotten that contract.

  • @davidcrawford1551
    @davidcrawford1551 6 лет назад

    I could listen to Ray Lewis all day man. He has my eternal respect.

  • @EatingHotIceCream
    @EatingHotIceCream 4 года назад

    The shock in his voice lmfao

  • @andrewgiampa7241
    @andrewgiampa7241 7 лет назад +1

    I feel like its not only harder to grade defensive players, but defense is also more of a unit and relies on all of its players, which makes it harder to pick one as the MVP of the whole league. Whilst on offense one player can carry the whole offense and do well, even if the rest of their offense is bad

  • @tj-yb1pc
    @tj-yb1pc 6 лет назад

    Love to listen to ray talk football. ..he's like a professor

  • @arizonaarcher9323
    @arizonaarcher9323 7 лет назад +20

    If Ray was locked up in the pen he would be an offensive player.

  • @frankkoja6263
    @frankkoja6263 7 лет назад +21

    JJ Watt should have won it instead of Rodgers!

    • @klaw547
      @klaw547 7 лет назад +2

      Frank Koja agreed!

  • @salmaccarrone2401
    @salmaccarrone2401 3 года назад

    I'm from Baltimore and we LOVE our Ray Ray. Man how we miss his leadership. That's why our defenses though still pretty good are not dominant anymore. We don't have that leader like Ray Lewis

  • @lhaynes225
    @lhaynes225 7 лет назад

    Beautiful.

  • @brandonlaska9674
    @brandonlaska9674 4 года назад

    Idk if it’s because I’m a Vikings fan but I’ve always respected and loved defensive players. And Ray Lewis was one of the best

  • @mrhussain9008
    @mrhussain9008 4 года назад

    That’s the same in other sports too like soccer. In the history of the Balon Dor Award (equivalent to the MVP) there has only ever been 3 defensive players who won the award in the last 68 years. Even though there have been great teams based on defence.

  • @toralewis5189
    @toralewis5189 3 года назад

    Real talk big Lewis

  • @kennethelliott5985
    @kennethelliott5985 Год назад

    I wish he would be the D- coordinator for jackson state.
    Deon and him coaching college athletes would be insane

  • @samholder196
    @samholder196 4 года назад

    what about the o line

  • @TRUCK07103
    @TRUCK07103 3 года назад

    I would love to see him as a defensive coordinator

  • @Munchkkinz
    @Munchkkinz 7 лет назад +43

    He isnt wrong, the NFL literally has made up rules for bitch brady and soft receivers. Huge limitations on the way defenders can play the game these days

  • @Leonjaes32
    @Leonjaes32 7 лет назад

    miss Ray on our defense

  • @danzalisnock9128
    @danzalisnock9128 7 лет назад

    as a Steelers fan, I have a lot of respect for RL and always did. it wouldn't have been the rivalry without him.

  • @donmooney21
    @donmooney21 4 года назад +1

    He has to have a special love for Bettis and Hines Ward.
    Them boys are defensive players, on offense.

  • @stevencocky19
    @stevencocky19 7 лет назад +1

    Kuechly is the only player IMO that could've thrived back in the day. Zach Thomas type player, with more speed and coverage ability. An expert at getting to the football and diagnosing plays as they happen, that kid is special. Many other positions are way too soft, and please can we cut it out with the CB discussion. There is a new great corner every year in this league apparently. Last year it was norman, year before it was butler, before that it was sherman, before that revis. CB's nowadays are so replaceable and once you start paying them big money, the other pieces start dropping off.

  • @CharlesMacro
    @CharlesMacro 3 года назад +1

    Defense should get points and the game would change. People would love Defense.
    3 & Out = 1
    Sacks = 2
    Interceptions = 3
    Goal line stand = 4
    Safety = 5
    While game would change. Defense would be Heroes and super stars. Why has no one ever thought of this. I'm a genius. Lol

  • @Lastkingof33
    @Lastkingof33 6 лет назад

    "it all begins and ends on the offensive line" john madden

  • @The-ei7kw
    @The-ei7kw 6 лет назад +1

    Richard Sherman, JJ Watt, Josh Norman, etc get a lot of love. It’s o-lineman that don’t get it

  • @studiouswadoo5027
    @studiouswadoo5027 Год назад

    ray speaking facts. defense doesn't show up in the analytics and stats, but most games come down to making a play inside the hashs

  • @juanda680
    @juanda680 6 лет назад +3

    JJ Watt should be the MVP in the 2015

  • @fvw1187
    @fvw1187 4 года назад

    He really murdered this interview.

  • @elrochoe
    @elrochoe 7 лет назад

    can somebody explain what Ray Lewis talkin about 5 yard step , 5 split , 3 split

  • @DeputyDeppe
    @DeputyDeppe 6 лет назад

    Corner is by far the hardest position to play, you either get beat or a PI

  • @AndrewsOpinion15
    @AndrewsOpinion15 4 года назад

    ray lewis so awesome on the herd with colin cowherd !!!!

  • @b.e.r.nnetwork8251
    @b.e.r.nnetwork8251 4 года назад

    Colin is really good. Hitting the a-gap can be the equivalent of threading the needle on a good pass. A good block shed can be the equivalent of a good juke. Defense just doesnt get its due.

  • @nicpayne8258
    @nicpayne8258 4 месяца назад

    “I think Josh Norman is a better DB than Odell Beckham is a receiver”
    Wow, I must’ve forgot about these wild takes

  • @bigben-cg8sq
    @bigben-cg8sq 7 лет назад +3

    ray Lewis is my favorite football player