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Comment Posted by Sheryl Zieme Oct 28, 2026 11:30 PM

We're one day removed from Ray Lewis' . The former linebacker and current ESPN analyst caused a stir Wednesday when he told SiriusXM Mad Dog Radio that the tuck rule -- a reference to the 2002 playoff game between the and -- is the only reason we know who is. Brady, currently preparing for his ninth , was made aware of the comments by a team employee. He wasn't about to thicken the plot. "Everyone has an opinion," Brady said Thursday, . "I think Ray is a great player. He's a first-ballot r. I was fortunate enough to play against him." Lewis took to his Twitter page to provide further context to [url=https://www.oriolesday.com/baltimore-orioles-jersey/keegan-akin-jersey]Keegan Akin Jersey[/url] his comments, which came as part of a larger rant against rules he believes have unnece sarily complicated what he calls a simple game. "To clarify my comments from this week:I was trying to expre s my frustration about the Tuck Rule itself.... Ray Lewis (@raylewis) I have immense respect for Tom Brady and everything he has achieved in this league. He will go down as one of the all-time greats." Ray Lewis (@raylewis) This makes more sense. Lewis has spoken of his respect for Brady in the past. In fact, he called Brady during an NFL Network "Top 100" countdown segment in 2011. In truth, it sounded like Lewis got himself fired up and lost track of the plot while attempting to make a greater point. Both men will survive this. The latest Podcast and makes our picks for each game. Find more content on . [url=https://www.oriolesday.com/baltimore-orioles-jersey/ryan-o-hearn-jersey]Ryan O'hearn Jersey[/url]

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