Ray Lewis vs Brian Urlacher?
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thats tough....i'll go lewis...he's already been on trial for murder...
733135
ray lewis, merriman def. the others are tossup. bailey and asomugha are pretty consistent. asante samuel has on and off games. i prly go with champ.
848092
Jamal Lewis has averaged 5.7 yards a carry against Cincinnati.  That's your answer
841866
He was balanced, but in today's game they would consider him stronger at run support, ala Ray Lewis...
703874
Two rough, tough and gutsy fighters. Great match up buddy! Both fighters have been through the wars and fought the best fighters in their weight class and of their generation. Jones defeated the likes of Emile Griffith, Ray Robinson. Tiger beat the likes of Fullmer, Griffith and Jose Torres. I see this fight being a mix of tactics at times in the fight and toe to toe slugging. Both guys weren't known for knockout power. Therefore I see this one going the distance with Tiger winning by a close but unanimous decision.
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As much as I hate the Baltimore Ravens (I happen to be a Cleveland Browns fan), I do enjoy the play of Ed Reed.  He watches the ball like a hawk, and in my opinion, is the most important player on the Baltimore Ravens' defense.  Ray Lewis's play is not what it once was due to age and injuries.  Therefore, a healthy Ed Reed is the biggest cog to help the Ravens D win.
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Ray would have handled him easily. Leonard was a natural welter and would be the bigger man. Leonard would have boxed him stayed outside and stung him with left jabs, right crosses, and would have landed that outstanding left hook (I always thought the left hook was Ray's best punch, it was textbook). Chavez had trouble against boxers (Whitaker, Randall). Chavez would not be the favorite of the judges, as he was many times. Leonard by a unanimous decision, and fairly comfortably. Good question and a great match up of two legends.
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lmao interesting question....Wies still active roaming sidelines eating when possible....Madden layed back raking in the dough in the pocket book and belly....Have to go with Madden for I feel the only offical he would allow to oversee the match would be Art Shell two Raiders vs an ex-Patriot and you know the Raider would never cheat...Madden no re-play needed
650761
Defense wins championships, and it starts with the Quarterback for the defense. Brian Urlacher, Ray Lewis style players you can build a defense around, who will lead by example and by pumping up there players. With out a defense it does not matter what you have on the offensive side.
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I bleed the Orange and Blue of the Bears. I currently have thrown Grossman under the bus. Thats ok, because we love our backups here in Chicago. Urlacher may be over rated in other towns but he is our MVP, so who cares about what anyone else thinks. DA BEARS!!!!!
627210
Brandon Backe or Roy Oswalt
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I think with the Mike Martz philosophy in Detroit, you should go with Kitna. He's going to put it up at least 30 times. With Roy Williams and Mike Furrey, he should pass for about 250 yards and 2 touchdowns, at least.
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Tyrus Thomas for both.
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Detroit vs. St. Louis. gotta be
348790
While my heart is with Junior Seau, I would have to answer differently\n\nIn the middle it would be Jack Lambert - 4 SB rings and an increadible intimidator\nOn the outside it is Lawrence Taylor. He has 2 rings and people had to completely change their offense to account for him.\n\nOther notables: Ray Nitschke (Packers), Dick Butkus and Mike Singletary (Bears)\n\nI do not think it is fair to include Ray Lewis (Ravens) since his career is not over and it takes time to understand greatness. All of the above guys are in the Hall of Fame and the two best ones have a bunch of championships too. \n\nYou almost have to vote on Inside and outside seprate ly since the demands on the positions are different. If I was starting a team, I would take Lambert over LT though, he was a great leader and had much fewer off-the-field problems.
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Well, considering that he is only a Sophomore this year, we will have to wait at least one more year to be able to truly predict who will be in the market for an RB.  We will also have to see if Ray can continue his solid play and avoid injuries.  Also, at 5-8, he does not have prototypical size for an NFL running back.  That being said, I still believe he can make an impact, possibly as a third down change of pace back early in his career.  The Eagles utilize Brian Westbrook very well at only 5-9, 200 lbs.
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Holtz\n\nHoltz is crafty, and his glasses weigh less.  He should be more mobile against JoPa's recent injury.\n\nGood match for the Octagon though...