Baltimore Ravens linebacker Ray Lewis, right, fails to break up a pass for tight end Todd Heap, center, on the first day of a three-day minicamp at the team's training facility in Owings Mills, Md., Friday, May 9, 2003. Closing in in the play is linebacker Peter Boulware. After spending six months rehabilitating a partially dislocated left shoulder, Lewis finally returned to the football field Friday. "Today I'm like a kid all over again. I just want to run around and have fun," Lewis said before the first practice.
(AP Photo/Roberto Borea)
he doesn't say anything about wanting to run around and break up passes...let him first make the "pass-breakup" press release and then you'll the accompanying photos of passes falling to the ground near him...
and just wait for the "inteception and sack" newsletter...then things will get hairy
I scary thing is he hasnt played in who many months and he is just missing those picks. Wait till de recouples and gets his timing back. We could be looking at a Derrick Brooks type season for Lewis!!!
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Baltimore Ravens linebacker Ray Lewis, right, fails to break up a pass for tight end Todd Heap, center, on the first day of a three-day minicamp at the team's training facility in Owings Mills, Md., Friday, May 9, 2003. Closing in in the play is linebacker Peter Boulware. After spending six months rehabilitating a partially dislocated left shoulder, Lewis finally returned to the football field Friday. "Today I'm like a kid all over again. I just want to run around and have fun," Lewis said before the first practice. (AP Photo/Roberto Borea)
Ahhh don't worry about Lewis missing all those picks GP. My boy Boulware will be doing a lot of cleaning up for Lewis!!