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I agree with Ray Lewis that Mcnair should not have been treated the way he was treated by the Titans. I disagree that it was racism though.
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I agree with Ray Lewis that Mcnair should not have been treated the way he was treated by the Titans. I disagree that it was racism though.
Ray Lewis should not even be playing football. He should be 25 yrs from parole..
They replaced Steve McNair with Vince Young
Holy rambling homocidal idiot batman!
Welcome to 5 posts ago.if someone starts a sentence with this
"I don't ever want to turn it into a black-white issue,"
it usually means that they will turn it into a black-white issue
What makes you say that?
Some believe he was involved in the murders in 2000. If not for his high profile NFL job, he very well could be setting in prison for many more years to come. Just an opinion:
Despite his accomplishments on the field, Lewis' public image was tarnished following a Super Bowl party on 31 January 2000, when he was arrested (along with his friends Reginald Oakley and Joseph Sweeting) for the murders of Jacinth Baker and Richard Lollar. Baker and Lollar were stabbed and killed outside a nightclub during a fight in the Buckhead district of Atlanta.
To have murder charges dismissed, Lewis pled guilty in a bargain to a misdemeanor charge of obstruction of justice [1], and agreed to testify against Oakley and Sweeting, who were each charged with murder.