ESPN And Ray Lewis On Sunday NFL Countdown

[R. Evans]

ESPN has hired Ray Lewis to be on it's Sunday NFL Countdown show previewing all the games to be played. Are we supposed to forget that Ray Lewis was involved in a multiple murder? And that he's never truly come clean about what happened? How are we supposed to take ESPN's NFL pre-game show seriously when they hire such a reprehensible human being? It's no wonder that so many other new all-sports networks are starting up because ESPN no longer has any credibility by it's hiring of a man whose criminal activities would've landed him a lengthy prison sentence but for the fact that he could play linebacker better than almost any one.

I feel dirty watching ESPN's coverage.

[Persephone]

I won't to let him ruin my NFL Sunday...I just won't watch ESPN anymore, unless they have a game on.

[Captain General]

One more reason I don't watch ESPN.

I watch the CBS NFL coverage.

Its better anyway.

[R. Evans]

One more reason I don't watch ESPN.

I watch the CBS NFL coverage.

Its better anyway.

That's the one I watch now.

[D1J1]

Careful Bob! I understand Ray-Ray is saving places in that limo for people who doubt his word! Especially since he found is savior! No, not Jesus, Goodell!

Regards,
Dennis

[Checkertail20]

It's hard to take someone seriously when they say things like "The NFL had the lights turned off at the Super Bowl to try to kill the Ravens momentum" and " Football keeps murders from happening in cities."

[R. Evans]

It's hard to take someone seriously when they say things like "The NFL had the lights turned off at the Super Bowl to try to kill the Ravens momentum" and " Football keeps murders from happening in cities."

Wow!

[Hida Akechi]

I think I read somewhere that R. Lewis would kill the ratings for ESPN.

[Hida Akechi]

I'm sure ESPN will knife through the competition with Lewis' help.

[RichardS]

My preferred pre-game shows are Fox and NFL Network.

[Hida Akechi]

When initially offered the spot, Lewis was quoted as saying:

"Sure, I'll take a stab at it."

[D1J1]

I'm sure ESPN will knife through the competition with Lewis' help.

Ray-Ray would no doubt call you a sharp one Jeff!

Regards,
Dennis

[Hida Akechi]

Ray-Ray would no doubt call you a sharp one Jeff!

Regards,
Dennis

[Persephone]

My preferred pre-game shows are Fox and NFL Network.

Yeah, but if you like watching college football, you can't avoid ESPN.

[rebpreacher]

I met him during that case. I NEVER take him seriously, and NEVER believe ANYTHING he says.