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[moedrabowsky]

Interesting, from Michael McCrary.

Sorry if this is a dupe.

QUOTE

Before the start of this season, Lewis said the Ravens told him that if he accepted a plea agreement to serve four months in a Florida federal prison on drug conspiracy charges, it would have no impact on his team status and a new contract before the season started.

There has been no new deal, and Lewis has struggled through the first six games, rushing 113 times for only 326 yards and a touchdown. McCrary said the broken promise, along with the offseason ankle surgery and an ineffective offensive line, were all major factors.


"I watched the game on TV, and I was hyped afterward," said McCrary, a color commentator for the station at Ravens home games. "Then I'm listening to these people call in, and they're bad-mouthing my friend, a former teammate. They were picking on him, and they were wrong.

"I called in and told them the reason Jamal wasn't probably running as well was because the club had broken its promise, that it never came to fruition. Jamal is running at 100 percent, but he doesn't have that killer instinct. He isn't running with the same passion."[/b][/quote]


http://www.baltimoresun.com/sports/bal-sp....ack=1&cset=true

[007]

No sympathy...

[Blues Fan in TX]

QUOTE(moedrabowsky @ Oct 25 2005, 03:29 PM) Quoted post

Interesting, from Michael McCrary.

Sorry if this is a dupe.

QUOTE

Before the start of this season, Lewis said the Ravens told him that if he accepted a plea agreement to serve four months in a Florida federal prison on drug conspiracy charges, it would have no impact on his team status and a new contract before the season started.

There has been no new deal, and Lewis has struggled through the first six games, rushing 113 times for only 326 yards and a touchdown. McCrary said the broken promise, along with the offseason ankle surgery and an ineffective offensive line, were all major factors.


"I watched the game on TV, and I was hyped afterward," said McCrary, a color commentator for the station at Ravens home games. "Then I'm listening to these people call in, and they're bad-mouthing my friend, a former teammate. They were picking on him, and they were wrong.

"I called in and told them the reason Jamal wasn't probably running as well was because the club had broken its promise, that it never came to fruition. Jamal is running at 100 percent, but he doesn't have that killer instinct. He isn't running with the same passion."[/b][/quote]


http://www.baltimoresun.com/sports/bal-sp....ack=1&cset=true
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So you'd rather have them "bad-mouthing your friend" because he is being paid a couple million $$$ a year to half-ass it out there on the field...

Brilliant.

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QUOTE(moedrabowsky @ Oct 25 2005, 05:29 PM) Quoted post

Interesting, from Michael McCrary.

Sorry if this is a dupe.

QUOTE

Before the start of this season, Lewis said the Ravens told him that if he accepted a plea agreement to serve four months in a Florida federal prison on drug conspiracy charges, it would have no impact on his team status and a new contract before the season started.

There has been no new deal, and Lewis has struggled through the first six games, rushing 113 times for only 326 yards and a touchdown. McCrary said the broken promise, along with the offseason ankle surgery and an ineffective offensive line, were all major factors.


"I watched the game on TV, and I was hyped afterward," said McCrary, a color commentator for the station at Ravens home games. "Then I'm listening to these people call in, and they're bad-mouthing my friend, a former teammate. They were picking on him, and they were wrong.

"I called in and told them the reason Jamal wasn't probably running as well was because the club had broken its promise, that it never came to fruition. Jamal is running at 100 percent, but he doesn't have that killer instinct. He isn't running with the same passion."[/b][/quote]


http://www.baltimoresun.com/sports/bal-sp....ack=1&cset=true
[/b][/quote]Jamal better get him some passion....felons that break off less than 3 yards per don`t get paid either

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[CSD]

I blame SteveI.

[007]

QUOTE(CSD @ Oct 25 2005, 05:33 PM) Quoted post

I blame SteveI.
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[BringBackZezel]

QUOTE(CSD @ Oct 25 2005, 05:33 PM) Quoted post

I blame SteveI.
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racist.

[moedrabowsky]

It made me laugh.

With friends like these...

[Guppy]

QUOTE(*007* @ Oct 25 2005, 05:34 PM) Quoted post

QUOTE(CSD @ Oct 25 2005, 05:33 PM) Quoted post

I blame SteveI.
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QUOTE(BringBackZezel @ Oct 25 2005, 06:34 PM) Quoted post

QUOTE(CSD @ Oct 25 2005, 05:33 PM) Quoted post

I blame SteveI.
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racist.
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