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Ray Lewis was the epitome of what a MLB is. Played his entire career in Baltimore, and was the staple of that defense the entire time he was there. Passionate is an understatement when it came to Ray Lewis. The GOAT!
People can talk a lot about the strength, intimidation, and motivational qualities of Ray Lewis, but Ray was also one of the hardest working people in football. He would study tape religiously, and a lot of the time, he was able to exploit the top quarterbacks and play chess matches with them, and force them into making risky and difficult decisions. Him and Ed Reed were master tacticians that knew how to pull offenses apart. Definitely some of the best to ever play the game.
He's considered by many as the best MLB to ever play the game. He led arguably the best defense ever in the 2000 Ravens. He's known for being a Hard hitter and a extremely vocal passionate leader.
Yes Ray was always a Raven. We have had season tickets to the Ravens since 98 so I was at most of those games. He announced he was retiring and we were not favorites to make it far in the playoffs but they went in a miracle run and won 3 playoff games and the Superbowl to end Ray's career. 12 time Pro bowler which is the best at ur position in the league, 2 time Superbowl winner. I remember in 96 when we got the Ravens and had drafted Ray my dad and I were watching a preseason game and we saw a flash and a hit and my dad said that's the rookie from University of Miami, he looks good, I said he looks great. Hall of Famer and a all time great personality.
Ray Lewis was the team leader for the Ravens from the minute he walked into that locker room after being drafted and stayed that way for all 17 years he was with them. He is arguably the greatest middle linebacker of all time
That last clip of Ray Lewis at the super bowl are from the great Joseph Vincent, makes the best sports/career tribute videos for all sports and especially NFL. Y'all should definitely check him out, and reactions to his vids will surely bring lots of viewers. Love the content fellas
Yes there are typically captains. Usually separate offensive and defensive. every team may do it differently. Most the time on offense it’ll be the quarterback, defensively it can vary, linebacker, safety, d-lineman… but probably the most often it’s the middle linebacker, which was Ray Lewis’s position. Ray is probably the most dominant middle linebacker of all time, on the most dominant defense of all time. The Ravens defense of the early 2000s were all monsters.
@@DNReacts To add to this you'll notice the "C" patch/badge on the players right side chest/shoulder area when they are a Captain. Under the C on the patch will have stars. That's for each year they have been a Captain on that team.
@@DNReacts Just to expand on what Terry said, there's usually 5 or 6 captains on each team (typically 3 on offense and 3 on defense) and they'll almost always be a mix of positions among the captains. As an example, like Terry said, on offense, the quarterback is usually always a captain unless it's perhaps their first year in the league or first year on the team and then you'll typically have one offensive lineman captain and then one captain who is either a wide receiver, running back, or tight end
@@TheDeadStretch True, but only some teams do the C patch for captains, the Ravens are one of the teams who don't, which is why Ray Lewis never had one.
Ray Lewis was always a Raven. Hall of Famer. He was loved dearly by Ravens fans but, many outside of Baltimore did not care for his bravado. He played Inside or middle Linebacker in the NFL for 17 years at an all Pro level and made the players around him better. I have never seen another player like 52 ever and I doubt I ever will.
Ray was the heart of Baltimore Football. This man is followed by the word defense where ever he goes. He is the wall, and his motto is, Defence wins championships!
I'm a die hard Dallas Cowboys fan but Rey Lewis is hands down my favorite football player ever at any position. He could make any tackle from any angle, his angle of pursuit was top notch, his hit intensity was fierce but most of all his leadership and motivational attitude sets him apart from 99%. He was the quarterback of that Ravens defense for sure. Did I mention Rey Lewis is my favorite player ever? Lol
Bullies of Baltimore was a great documentary about the 2000 - 2001 ravens defense. Ray was one of the players who was on the episode. Definitely check it out! You could also check out his biggest hits or his deck of cards story
That defense... when the Jets played them late in the season, the Jets coach said at a press conference something like "yeah, I don't think we have much of a chance to win here. I've never seen a defense like this." And me and other Jets fans were like "well... yeah, but you don't SAY that!" Then watching them in the Superbowl, the way the Giants took the field, followed by the way the Ravens took the field, who were moving like "THERE IS TOO MUCH POWER FOR MY BODY TO CONTAIN" and there hadn't been a play yet and I was like "this game is over."
Y’all need to react to Sean Taylor. One of the greatest, hardest-hitting safeties to ever play the game. Cut down tragically in his prime by a gunshot during a home invasion. If he had lived to play a full career he would be known as the greatest safety of all time, hands down.
"Is Ray Lewis a popular player?" Oh boy was he lol 😆 That man would knock the taste out of your mouth! Intense from start to finish. One of the best linebackers ever. Could argue he's top 3 all time as far as Middle Linebackers go.
I get a lil teary every time I watch 😅. Yes he was VERY popular!!! My son to this day is a Baltimore Ravens fan because of Ray Lewis. Which is sacrilege because this is EAGLES 🦅 household 😂. But who wouldn’t love Ray Lewis 🤷🏾♀️
This was the team my cousin Haloti played for. Drafted in the first round of the NFL draft at the advice of Ray Lewis. My cousin helped to prolong Ray's career by eating up so many blocks in the middle and freeing up space for Ray to do his thing. Also my uncle Maake Kemoeatu played on that team as well. This is my team!!!! RAVENS FLOCK!!!! 💯💯💯💯
Hey gents, glad you got to see some clips of Ray Lewis. He's the greatest to ever play the Middle linebacker position. He played for my college team, the Miami Hurricanes. Ray has been a leader every team he's played for. The Miami Hurricane players are built a little different. I played football as well so any information you guys need I'll be more than willing to answer. The football players that have a capital "C" ,on the uniform jersey, are the team captains.
@jessejordache1869 We have had some great ones. I wouldn't call us Linebacker U but we've had a decent amount. My favorite group was the "Bermuda Triangle" in the 90s. The trio of linebackers, Michael Barrow, Darrin Smith and Jessie Armstead could be the greatest group to play together ever.
I had a coach in high school speak about leadership and told a story on how raw Lewis would take responsibility for his teammates mistakes even when it wasn’t his fault . Just one of the best leaders in any sport
Glad you guys used the word inspiration. As phenomonal of a Middle Linebacker that he was, he was most known for his leadership qualities, his ability to inspire and motivate his teamates. He was often refered to as the heart and soul of the Baltimore Ravens franchise, and yes, he played his whole career there.
Lol yes he is popular. He's arguably the greatest at his position and beloved by all NFL fans. Even fans of his rivals love Ray Lewis. He's pure Football.
Was he popular?!? He's arguably the greatest middle linebacker in the history of the NFL. He is the EPITOME of what a football player is supposed to be.
Also the cover athlete for madden 2005, and is one of only three defensive players (out of the 22 covers that have featured players) to ever be on the cover of the game.
He is regarded as one of the greatest middle linebackers ever, and also one of… if not the greatest leader in nfl history. His playoff battles against Tom Brady, and the Steelers are legendary
Best defense in the world would be a 3-4 with Ray Lewis and Jack Lambert (maybe London Fletcher) in the middle with Lawrence Taylor and Kevin Greene (maybe Derrick Thomas) on the edges. Casey Hampton as nose tackle with Bruce Smith and Reggie White on the outsides.
Ray was the best at motivating the team... it wasn't about him.. he got the whole team revved up .. One of the best to ever play the game.. to me.. the best linebackers ever. And don't mess with Ray in his house...
Ray Lewis was a very popular player. He was one of those players that made me rethink how I viewed the NFL. I used to have a favorite team and only supported that team then watching Ray play slowly made go me to the point that now I don’t follow a single team, I support my favorite players and what team they’re on.
Completely agree...somewhat. My 2 favorite teams are still Philly and whoever is playing Dallas, but watching Barry Sanders as a kid opened me up to liking players on other teams.
Captains will have the letter "C" on their jersey. Some teams have multiple captains. They're ranked with stars underneath the "C". Channel is still dope guys. Peace.
As intimidating as Ray looked on the field, most of his effectiveness came from how seriously he took film study. He was always in the right place at the right time. Search for the play against Darren Sproles. The story on that play is that he completely ad-libbed because he knew exactly what was coming. He wasn't supposed to run through that gap.
Watching Ray Lewis is like if you need to make a stereo typical American Sports Movie that is a player that is on every team. The Coach equivalent is Dan Campbell of the Detroit Lions.
Ray is pretty widely considered the greatest middle linebacker to ever play. Probably one of the most intense players to ever play as well and a spectacular leader, was the absolute heart and soul of the Ravens for 17 years. He even topped off his long career with a miracle filled playoff run ending with a Super Bowl win, felt like it was straight out of a movie. Even the Super Bowl couldn’t help but to be extra dramatic with the two head coaches being brothers, a blackout occurring stopping play for a half an hour and the game coming down to a final pass to the end zone which ended controversially enough that it’s still argued about over a decade later.
Ray Lewis was a force to be reckoned with. It was great when he was mic'd up, because it could be an hour before the game started, and he was just as high as if it was 10 minutes left to play And this is not speaking as a Ray Lewis fan. He was a raven and I'm a Steeler so we hate them LOL and that's how much respect I have for Ray Lewis
The Ravens' player that was wearing #20 and around Ray a lot, was Ed Reed. Ed was as good at Safety as Ray was at Linebacker. Maybe even better. Lots of videos out there on Ed.
Can you guys react to Mike Alstott? He was a massive fullback that broke through every tackle against him. Probably doesn't have too many highlights but he's one of my favorites.
Ray was an inspiration to a lot of people for both football and life. Incredible motivator, and the heart of a lion. Considered one of the hardest hitters in the history of the NFL. Would love to see a Brian Urlacher reaction video too
It's easy to hate the Ravens when you're from Cleveland, but it's hard to hate Ray Lewis when you love football. Looking back at his career is an amazing thing, and I remember watching that SB when I was living in Portland Oregon and actually finding myself pulling FOR the Ravens. Crazy.
My team are their mortal rivals...The Pittsburgh Steelers (won way more SuperBowls btw 😎). But yea #52 is legendary league wide. I remember when I stopped going out at bars watching us play the Ravens because of Ray Lewis. He broke one of our dudes arm (Rashard Mendenhall) opening play on Monday night football. The whole country was watching. Ruined my night. All games vs Ravens have been home ever since and this dude been retired 🤣. Never admitted that out loud.
Ray played at 6’1 inches 250-255 lbs running sub 4.6 seconds over 40 yards. If ray lewis was walking towards you in the cereal aisle you wouldn’t even remember seeing the honey combs
Ray Lewis was the captain and probably the best linebacker of the 2000's. The Ravens always had a top 3 defense in the 2000's - Lewis, Ed Reed, and Terrell Suggs were their best defensive players. Teams had to plan against Lewis and Reed specifically. My favorite games were when the Ravens played against the Steelers -- two defensive powerhouses of the 2000's.
They have captains for each side and offense/defense. Also subdivision captains like the defensive line captain or offensive line captain you’ll usually see them at the coin flip. The visiting captains usually call the heads or tails.
@@DNReacts it is amazing. John Randall would learn the names of the opponents wife's/gf, family members just to try to get into their head. He talked all the time and people thought he was legit crazy. He was also one of top defensive lineman elected to the hall of fame
that video was kinda the right one. the main one has 1.8 million views. the version you watched seemed a bit shorter. looks like someone edited down. but it still did the job. Ray Lewis was a beast. played his whole career for the Ravens.
One of the best leaders of a locker room of all time. Great reaction, fellas! I'd love to see you react to another all-time great leader, my favorite Philadelphia Eagle: Brian Dawkins.
I’d highly recommend reacting to a Ravens/Steelers rivalry video. It’s perhaps the fiercest rivalry in the NFL but also comes with a lot of respect because both teams are built similarly and have a similar ethos (primarily running offenses, super strong defenses, not using the captains patch, rarely if ever fully retiring numbers). Their games are normally put on national primetime even if one team isn’t doing well that year, and when they meet in the playoffs it’s always a classic. I’m a Ravens fan but I admit you’ll probably get a kick out of some of the personalities from the Steelers (like Hines Ward and Jerome Bettis) if you liked Ray Lewis.
The rule states that NFL teams should have six captains, but many teams in the past have carried more than six, as the rule isn't strictly enforced. The only teams that haven't used the C patch are the pats, ravens, and steelers.
We do have captains, typically there will be one for Offense, Defense, and Special Teams. But also some teams will just have their 4 best leaders be captains. Nowadays they have a white C patch on the players right shoulder with stars to indicate how long they've been captains and after a certain point it will be gold if theyve been a captain for a long time to signify just how important of a leader they are. Bonus info they will also have patches for winning the Walter Payton Man of the Year award given to players for acts of community service in addition to excelling on the field.
U just watched the Disney version, and he was talking to players he liked. Look for one that's uncensored or that focuses on his physicality. Was he liked? Loved as long as you didn't have to play against him.
There are Captains. When you watch another mic'd up video or Highlight video look for a C on the jersey. They have stars under the C. There's offensive defensive and special teams Captains.
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Gotta do Ed Reed now, his halftime speech when he was at Miami will give you chills
Ray Lewis was the epitome of what a MLB is. Played his entire career in Baltimore, and was the staple of that defense the entire time he was there. Passionate is an understatement when it came to Ray Lewis. The GOAT!
They won't know what MLB is.
We do! After googling it 😉
@@DNReacts crap! My bad fellas 😂
No worries 😂 just another thing we have learned from you amazing people 🤝🏻
Not the GOAT. That would be Lawrence Taylor,
Ray Lewis and Ed Reed are the most impressive defensive players I've ever seen and they were teammates!
Just missed being teammates in college too
It was a pleasure watching steelers ravens games in the 2000s watching those two defences tear each other up
Yessir
People can talk a lot about the strength, intimidation, and motivational qualities of Ray Lewis, but Ray was also one of the hardest working people in football. He would study tape religiously, and a lot of the time, he was able to exploit the top quarterbacks and play chess matches with them, and force them into making risky and difficult decisions. Him and Ed Reed were master tacticians that knew how to pull offenses apart. Definitely some of the best to ever play the game.
He's considered by many as the best MLB to ever play the game. He led arguably the best defense ever in the 2000 Ravens. He's known for being a Hard hitter and a extremely vocal passionate leader.
He looks like a great leader!
You mean NFL, not MLB. 😂
@@redpillgang8714 MLB meaning Middle Linebacker. Depending on the defense you play you either have an Inside Linebacker (IL) or MLB
Arguably one of the best players I've ever had the pleasure to watch in real time and imo the best team leader ever
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Ray Lewis played in 2131 consecutive basketball games while playing for the Scottish National team in the PGA.
Yes Ray was always a Raven. We have had season tickets to the Ravens since 98 so I was at most of those games. He announced he was retiring and we were not favorites to make it far in the playoffs but they went in a miracle run and won 3 playoff games and the Superbowl to end Ray's career. 12 time Pro bowler which is the best at ur position in the league, 2 time Superbowl winner. I remember in 96 when we got the Ravens and had drafted Ray my dad and I were watching a preseason game and we saw a flash and a hit and my dad said that's the rookie from University of Miami, he looks good, I said he looks great. Hall of Famer and a all time great personality.
Ray Lewis set the tone for my Ravens for 17 years. The greatest middle line backer ever. This video damn near brought tears to my eyes.
He was intense. A leader. A savage.
Ray Lewis was the team leader for the Ravens from the minute he walked into that locker room after being drafted and stayed that way for all 17 years he was with them. He is arguably the greatest middle linebacker of all time
That last clip of Ray Lewis at the super bowl are from the great Joseph Vincent, makes the best sports/career tribute videos for all sports and especially NFL. Y'all should definitely check him out, and reactions to his vids will surely bring lots of viewers. Love the content fellas
Thank you! Appreciate the support!
Yes there are typically captains. Usually separate offensive and defensive. every team may do it differently. Most the time on offense it’ll be the quarterback, defensively it can vary, linebacker, safety, d-lineman… but probably the most often it’s the middle linebacker, which was Ray Lewis’s position.
Ray is probably the most dominant middle linebacker of all time, on the most dominant defense of all time. The Ravens defense of the early 2000s were all monsters.
Thanks for the comment Terry!
@@DNReacts To add to this you'll notice the "C" patch/badge on the players right side chest/shoulder area when they are a Captain. Under the C on the patch will have stars. That's for each year they have been a Captain on that team.
@@DNReacts Just to expand on what Terry said, there's usually 5 or 6 captains on each team (typically 3 on offense and 3 on defense) and they'll almost always be a mix of positions among the captains. As an example, like Terry said, on offense, the quarterback is usually always a captain unless it's perhaps their first year in the league or first year on the team and then you'll typically have one offensive lineman captain and then one captain who is either a wide receiver, running back, or tight end
@@TheDeadStretch True, but only some teams do the C patch for captains, the Ravens are one of the teams who don't, which is why Ray Lewis never had one.
@@FuckRUclipsAndGoogle steelers, ravs, and pats never have used the C patch
Ray Lewis was always a Raven. Hall of Famer. He was loved dearly by Ravens fans but, many outside of Baltimore did not care for his bravado. He played Inside or middle Linebacker in the NFL for 17 years at an all Pro level and made the players around him better. I have never seen another player like 52 ever and I doubt I ever will.
Love this! He’s definitely the kind of person I’d want next to me, but not opposite me. Great player and we hope to do more videos on Ray soon
7:40 Yes, he played his whole career with Baltimore
Thanks Pushpak!
Ray Lewis is one of the most respected and well like liked NFL players ever to suit up.
Ray was the heart of Baltimore Football. This man is followed by the word defense where ever he goes. He is the wall, and his motto is, Defence wins championships!
I'm a die hard Dallas Cowboys fan but Rey Lewis is hands down my favorite football player ever at any position. He could make any tackle from any angle, his angle of pursuit was top notch, his hit intensity was fierce but most of all his leadership and motivational attitude sets him apart from 99%. He was the quarterback of that Ravens defense for sure. Did I mention Rey Lewis is my favorite player ever? Lol
Bullies of Baltimore was a great documentary about the 2000 - 2001 ravens defense. Ray was one of the players who was on the episode. Definitely check it out! You could also check out his biggest hits or his deck of cards story
That defense... when the Jets played them late in the season, the Jets coach said at a press conference something like "yeah, I don't think we have much of a chance to win here. I've never seen a defense like this." And me and other Jets fans were like "well... yeah, but you don't SAY that!"
Then watching them in the Superbowl, the way the Giants took the field, followed by the way the Ravens took the field, who were moving like "THERE IS TOO MUCH POWER FOR MY BODY TO CONTAIN" and there hadn't been a play yet and I was like "this game is over."
🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻
Every position group has captains. Multiple captains, but each team in it's locker room has one true, unspoken captain.
Y’all need to react to Sean Taylor. One of the greatest, hardest-hitting safeties to ever play the game. Cut down tragically in his prime by a gunshot during a home invasion. If he had lived to play a full career he would be known as the greatest safety of all time, hands down.
Best Middle Linebacker to ever do it
"Is Ray Lewis a popular player?" Oh boy was he lol 😆 That man would knock the taste out of your mouth! Intense from start to finish. One of the best linebackers ever. Could argue he's top 3 all time as far as Middle Linebackers go.
I get a lil teary every time I watch 😅. Yes he was VERY popular!!! My son to this day is a Baltimore Ravens fan because of Ray Lewis. Which is sacrilege because this is EAGLES 🦅 household 😂. But who wouldn’t love Ray Lewis 🤷🏾♀️
Bird Bros rise up!
This was the team my cousin Haloti played for. Drafted in the first round of the NFL draft at the advice of Ray Lewis. My cousin helped to prolong Ray's career by eating up so many blocks in the middle and freeing up space for Ray to do his thing. Also my uncle Maake Kemoeatu played on that team as well. This is my team!!!! RAVENS FLOCK!!!! 💯💯💯💯
Hey gents, glad you got to see some clips of Ray Lewis. He's the greatest to ever play the Middle linebacker position. He played for my college team, the Miami Hurricanes. Ray has been a leader every team he's played for. The Miami Hurricane players are built a little different. I played football as well so any information you guys need I'll be more than willing to answer. The football players that have a capital "C" ,on the uniform jersey, are the team captains.
Thanks Dennis!
I always think of the Miami Hurricanes as an NFL linebacker factory.
@jessejordache1869 We have had some great ones. I wouldn't call us Linebacker U but we've had a decent amount. My favorite group was the "Bermuda Triangle" in the 90s. The trio of linebackers, Michael Barrow, Darrin Smith and Jessie Armstead could be the greatest group to play together ever.
I had a coach in high school speak about leadership and told a story on how raw Lewis would take responsibility for his teammates mistakes even when it wasn’t his fault . Just one of the best leaders in any sport
Baltimore born and bred here. Ray Lewis is the best! We love Ray!!! Go Ravens!!!!!
Glad you guys used the word inspiration. As phenomonal of a Middle Linebacker that he was, he was most known for his leadership qualities, his ability to inspire and motivate his teamates. He was often refered to as the heart and soul of the Baltimore Ravens franchise, and yes, he played his whole career there.
Lol yes he is popular. He's arguably the greatest at his position and beloved by all NFL fans. Even fans of his rivals love Ray Lewis. He's pure Football.
One of the best of all time Ray Lewis.
Was he popular?!? He's arguably the greatest middle linebacker in the history of the NFL. He is the EPITOME of what a football player is supposed to be.
Also the cover athlete for madden 2005, and is one of only three defensive players (out of the 22 covers that have featured players) to ever be on the cover of the game.
He is regarded as one of the greatest middle linebackers ever, and also one of… if not the greatest leader in nfl history. His playoff battles against Tom Brady, and the Steelers are legendary
Best defense in the world would be a 3-4 with Ray Lewis and Jack Lambert (maybe London Fletcher) in the middle with Lawrence Taylor and Kevin Greene (maybe Derrick Thomas) on the edges. Casey Hampton as nose tackle with Bruce Smith and Reggie White on the outsides.
Ray Lewis was awesome!! One of Mt favorite players of all time!
Pinky promise John Randle from the vikings shit talk will make you cry laughing
Ray was the best at motivating the team... it wasn't about him.. he got the whole team revved up .. One of the best to ever play the game.. to me.. the best linebackers ever. And don't mess with Ray in his house...
Ray Lewis was a very popular player. He was one of those players that made me rethink how I viewed the NFL. I used to have a favorite team and only supported that team then watching Ray play slowly made go me to the point that now I don’t follow a single team, I support my favorite players and what team they’re on.
Completely agree...somewhat. My 2 favorite teams are still Philly and whoever is playing Dallas, but watching Barry Sanders as a kid opened me up to liking players on other teams.
Ok, fourth video I’ve watched with you guys, and not gonna lie… Very fun listening in to your conversations and reactions, earned a sub!!!! 😂
Captains will have the letter "C" on their jersey. Some teams have multiple captains. They're ranked with stars underneath the "C".
Channel is still dope guys. Peace.
Thank you Max! Appreciate the info!
If I remember correctly, the stars isn't a ranking, but how many years you've been voted captain.
@@rdramos13 you're right. My explanation was an incorrect one. That's what I was referring to but my wording was wrong.
52 cards Ray Lewis vid .
Blessed to have been at Ray's last game in Baltimore.. And my oldest son took my youngest son to the Super Bowl parade that year. They were 24 and 12.
Just a bit of trivia -- the Ravens are named after the Edgar Allan Poe poem, since he was a Baltimore native and resident for most of his life.
As intimidating as Ray looked on the field, most of his effectiveness came from how seriously he took film study. He was always in the right place at the right time. Search for the play against Darren Sproles. The story on that play is that he completely ad-libbed because he knew exactly what was coming. He wasn't supposed to run through that gap.
Watching Ray Lewis is like if you need to make a stereo typical American Sports Movie that is a player that is on every team. The Coach equivalent is Dan Campbell of the Detroit Lions.
Ray is pretty widely considered the greatest middle linebacker to ever play. Probably one of the most intense players to ever play as well and a spectacular leader, was the absolute heart and soul of the Ravens for 17 years.
He even topped off his long career with a miracle filled playoff run ending with a Super Bowl win, felt like it was straight out of a movie. Even the Super Bowl couldn’t help but to be extra dramatic with the two head coaches being brothers, a blackout occurring stopping play for a half an hour and the game coming down to a final pass to the end zone which ended controversially enough that it’s still argued about over a decade later.
Ray Lewis was a beast 1 of my favorites of all time
I was surprised it didn't include "you can't hurt me, I'm a machine, jerk!"
Ray Lewis’s is a hall of famer. His store is unbelievable, even how he go to collage, was amazing.
I grew up in Baltimore and we still love Ray Lewis
LMAO!-Brian Billick's, "How do I follow that?"
Ray Lewis was one of the greatest players of all time and that Baltimore defense he lead was so good it was painful.
Ray Lewis was a force to be reckoned with.
It was great when he was mic'd up, because it could be an hour before the game started, and he was just as high as if it was 10 minutes left to play
And this is not speaking as a Ray Lewis fan. He was a raven and I'm a Steeler so we hate them LOL and that's how much respect I have for Ray Lewis
The Ravens' player that was wearing #20 and around Ray a lot, was Ed Reed. Ed was as good at Safety as Ray was at Linebacker. Maybe even better. Lots of videos out there on Ed.
My favorite player of all time. There will never be another like him
Very popular and very scary. He was one of the best of his era.
Ray Lewis is Top 5 greatest LB in NFL history in my opinion. And a heart of gold
52 cards by Ray is a must. Ray is pure beast 🤘
Ray Lewis is one of the best leaders and motivators to ever play the game
Also a murderer lol
They will not understand that. LOL
All captains have a “C” on their jersey in the nfl. There about 4 captains per team.
The NFL Network has a show of the life of the football players called The Football Life of the player you want to watch.
Ray Lewis was the Captain. And yes, NFL teams have Captains.
Can you guys react to Mike Alstott? He was a massive fullback that broke through every tackle against him. Probably doesn't have too many highlights but he's one of my favorites.
Please
ray lewis is the greatest Middle Linebacker of all time. he was super passionate, and extremely detail oriented. he made the whole defense better
and he was the team captain
Ray was an inspiration to a lot of people for both football and life. Incredible motivator, and the heart of a lion. Considered one of the hardest hitters in the history of the NFL. Would love to see a Brian Urlacher reaction video too
realized you boys got a video out already for LT my bad keep up the good work...hell of a job!!!
Thanks for the support Chris, appreciate it!
You should check out his "52 cards" speech...it'll make you want to run through a wall with tears in your eyes
It's easy to hate the Ravens when you're from Cleveland, but it's hard to hate Ray Lewis when you love football. Looking back at his career is an amazing thing, and I remember watching that SB when I was living in Portland Oregon and actually finding myself pulling FOR the Ravens.
Crazy.
My team are their mortal rivals...The Pittsburgh Steelers (won way more SuperBowls btw 😎). But yea #52 is legendary league wide. I remember when I stopped going out at bars watching us play the Ravens because of Ray Lewis. He broke one of our dudes arm (Rashard Mendenhall) opening play on Monday night football. The whole country was watching. Ruined my night. All games vs Ravens have been home ever since and this dude been retired 🤣. Never admitted that out loud.
One of the greatest to ever do it
This man was why I played linebacker growing up
There’s a really good video on Ray Lewis i think it’s called 52 cards
Ray played at 6’1 inches 250-255 lbs running sub 4.6 seconds over 40 yards. If ray lewis was walking towards you in the cereal aisle you wouldn’t even remember seeing the honey combs
There was nobody like Ray. And probably never will be again.
When I think of football, Ray lewis is the 1st person I think of as far as what a leader and a competitor
Ray Lewis was the captain and probably the best linebacker of the 2000's. The Ravens always had a top 3 defense in the 2000's - Lewis, Ed Reed, and Terrell Suggs were their best defensive players. Teams had to plan against Lewis and Reed specifically. My favorite games were when the Ravens played against the Steelers -- two defensive powerhouses of the 2000's.
ray lewis is the greatest player at his position ever. he’s also a hall of famer and one of the most respected american football athletes
The GREATEST LINEBACKER EVER!!!!!
He is one of the most vicious linebackers in NFL history. And I am a Steelers fan.
The “52 Cards” video about ray lewis is one of the best motivational football videos I’ve seen. You guys should definitely check that out
You must see when Chad "Ochocinco" tried to tackle Ray Lewis. It's the funniest mic'd up moments 😂😂
Ray ray! Played at Miami, one of the best linebackers ever
The last bulldog we had in the league like that. Fearsome. James Harrison
Ray has his own little mini ‘haka’ going on.
They have captains for each side and offense/defense. Also subdivision captains like the defensive line captain or offensive line captain you’ll usually see them at the coin flip. The visiting captains usually call the heads or tails.
2:15 Yes, he was very popular.
You gotta check out John Randall micd up. A guy who knew how to get in opponents head just by no stop trash talking
That sounds amazing 😂
@@DNReacts it is amazing. John Randall would learn the names of the opponents wife's/gf, family members just to try to get into their head. He talked all the time and people thought he was legit crazy. He was also one of top defensive lineman elected to the hall of fame
Great player, great watch
6 team captains on a team ray was the best line backer maybe ever
if you want to make this a long journey you can do top 100 NFL Player of all time each video is about 5 mins or less
That’s a great idea Jack, thank you!
Chad Ochocinco micd up probably the greatest micd up person ever in my opinion
that video was kinda the right one. the main one has 1.8 million views. the version you watched seemed a bit shorter. looks like someone edited down. but it still did the job. Ray Lewis was a beast. played his whole career for the Ravens.
One of the best leaders of a locker room of all time. Great reaction, fellas! I'd love to see you react to another all-time great leader, my favorite Philadelphia Eagle: Brian Dawkins.
Hi. Got him on the list!
I’d highly recommend reacting to a Ravens/Steelers rivalry video. It’s perhaps the fiercest rivalry in the NFL but also comes with a lot of respect because both teams are built similarly and have a similar ethos (primarily running offenses, super strong defenses, not using the captains patch, rarely if ever fully retiring numbers). Their games are normally put on national primetime even if one team isn’t doing well that year, and when they meet in the playoffs it’s always a classic.
I’m a Ravens fan but I admit you’ll probably get a kick out of some of the personalities from the Steelers (like Hines Ward and Jerome Bettis) if you liked Ray Lewis.
Thank you Ryan. Have added to our list!
The rule states that NFL teams should have six captains, but many teams in the past have carried more than six, as the rule isn't strictly enforced. The only teams that haven't used the C patch are the pats, ravens, and steelers.
Thank you!
We do have captains, typically there will be one for Offense, Defense, and Special Teams. But also some teams will just have their 4 best leaders be captains. Nowadays they have a white C patch on the players right shoulder with stars to indicate how long they've been captains and after a certain point it will be gold if theyve been a captain for a long time to signify just how important of a leader they are.
Bonus info they will also have patches for winning the Walter Payton Man of the Year award given to players for acts of community service in addition to excelling on the field.
Try watching the best nfl linebackers. Also Jack Lambert was a scary one to watch.
Ray Lewis was the ultimate captain
U just watched the Disney version, and he was talking to players he liked. Look for one that's uncensored or that focuses on his physicality.
Was he liked? Loved as long as you didn't have to play against him.
Thanks Travis!
Hopefully you guys react to some more Mic’d up moments
I’m excited for the Justin field’s reactions
There are Captains. When you watch another mic'd up video or Highlight video look for a C on the jersey. They have stars under the C. There's offensive defensive and special teams Captains.