Posted on 08/06/2018 5:24:10 AM PDT by kevcol
This wasn't the first time Lewis had claimed a correlation between crime with football. In 2011, when NFL owners locked out the players, he told ESPN he believed crime would increase if the lockout lasted into the regular season.
"Do this research if we don’t have a season — watch how much evil, which we call crime, watch how much crime picks up if you take away our game,” Lewis said.
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It undoubtedly dropped were he moved from...
Is he saying that all the criminals in Baltimore attend Ravens games? If that is the case, arrest everyone at the game, that should end crime in Baltimore.
“where”, not “were”... sheesh.
Thugball
I believe almost all criminals sit and chatter over NFL football....throughout the season....that’s their major passion in life after crime.
But just on weekends when the Ravens were on the road.
Baltimore’s a democrat hellhole - why should we care about that city??
Did Ray Lewis stop being a criminal after joining the Ravens? NO
Every person should be lucky enough to find someone in their life that loves them as much as Ray Lewis loves Ray Lewis.
So is Lewis running for mayor of Baltimore?
The murder rate in Ray Lewis’ area dropped whenever he was too busy playing football to kill anyone.
My sister went to school in Baltimore and most of her friends got mugged. She was lucky though.
The IQ level dropped too.
I believe Ray is a something of a Trump supporter.
It dropped in Baltimore!? It definitely went up in Atlanta.
I like Ray Lewis. He’s come a long way since his early playing days. But when I watch Inside the NFL and he’s talking I often don’t understand the point he is trying to make. And I think Boomer Esiason and Phil Simms are afraid of him.
Ha ha. True.
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