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"He's gonna make you look like a bunch of Cleveland Browns." Lol
W T timeless commentary right there 😂
had me dying
It's sad that they were saying that back then and it's still relevant today
I was dead😂
Somethings never change! 😂
Glad I watched the NFL when running backs like Jamal Lewis were valued
DarkManX16 narrator: they were not.
DarkManX16 Derrick Henry is reviving the position
@Mordecai's Mopstick it takes much, much more than just Derrick Henry to revive the position. He only had just over 1500 yards.
Back in the early 2000's, 5 or more backs would break 1500 yards. The days of the RB. LT21, Clinton Portis, Larry Johnson, Shawn Alexander, and Tiki Barber. RBs nowadays wouldn't last in Jamaal Lewis's day.
Me too! Great backs were the focal point
tha Bruh from 94 This is why I don’t respect Frank Gore as HOF. He’s gotten by with longevity and been good but never great. This backs back in the 90’s early 00’s all had an MVP of All Pro or 1800+ yd season with 15 TD’s or so.
“If he gets 30 touches I’ll get 30 tackles”
Jamal Lewis: “Think again mortal”
J.Lewis ran for 1,364 yards in his rookie year. They failed to mention that Priest Holmes started at RB the first 4 games of that 2000 season. He could've possibly reached 2,000yds as a rookie if he would have started from day 1.
Jamal Lewis post game: “You weak pathetic fools”
If you’re going to quote, quote it right smh
Him and Matt Stover were our offense for the longest time.
Rexy 1776 Lol fo real!!!
Kyle boller hold the raven offense back
Shows how the Ravens have put great emphasis on their offensive line and it's helped them stay consistent
Right smh that's how bad the Ravens offense was back in the early 2000s
@@RGsmokinthathunnitHMNdawgpound *held
Him and Mike Alstott are backs that were so powerful that they can be declared “bulldozers”
Jarome Bettis....GIVE ME THAT DAMN BALL.
Then you got Earl Campbell lol
Stephen Davis and Brandon Jacobs come to mind when I think of bulldozing running backs
Roger Craig
Naw he was a runner not powerback
Let's not forget that Priest Holmes and Jamal Lewis was on the same team together when they won super bowl 35👌💯
PRIEST HOLMES OR JAMAL LEWIS
They was killing it
Both backs are great. One you can pound it 30 plus times the other can run and catch and get you 1st downs plus priest homes had hof like career with the chiefs
Sean S. Rushing td record* you mean. And yea Priest held the record it for a little while, that record was later broken by Shaun Alexander and Ladanian Tomlinson in 05 and 06. Probably will never be broken, Tomlinson had I think 29 rushing TDs in 2006
TheLocalLt 28 rushing TDs 31 total
Priest had two seasons with over 20 rushing touchdowns. He had a career YPC of 4.6 compared to Jamal's 4.2, and Priest had 74 receptions for 690 yards the season he had 27 rushing touchdowns. Jamal wasn't a receiving back. Priest was an all time great, all around. Lewis had an all time great rushing season.
This man was beast on madden 2005 real one know
Madden 05 and 08 were my favorites in terms of gameplay
Ray was on the cover, now next years madden will have LJ. lets go 😈
A Tank! Used to piss me off
Preach. But i actually forget which game shaun Alexander was on the cover. He was a monster. But i scored more points on kick return than i did on runs in that game. I also didnt know shit about football other than "im a linebacker, linebacker stop running back" literally the extent of my football knowledge back then.
@@SomeGuy-sj1ly he was on 2007 or 2008 I forget
The most underrated and forgotten 2,000 yard season in NFL history. And Jamaal Lewis is one of the most underrated great RBsof the last 35 years (along with Steven Jackson)
Yes he is 😈😈
Steven Jackson was big for nothing.soft running type running back
@@michaelbell3939 the disrespect is real
@@michaelbell3939 better than brandon Jacobs lumpy ass...
@@michaelbell3939 that's some cap right there
Long overdue salute to the NFL for this video
No doubt lonnnng over due. He was a force.
# feed the beast ! Jamal Lewis was simply AWESOME 👍
Jamal Lewis on nfl 2k5 on ps2 was a MONSTER , literally ran power i every time and got 20 yards a pop
Facts he would literally run through the first 3 tackles every play he was a whole cheat code . I don't know if you remember but ray Lewis was 105 rating when 2005 madden dropped 🤣😂 crazy right.
When you would hold down the button to charge up your moves. Would just run over corners and safeties with him.
Ah another man of culture I see, yeah Jamal Lewis, Eddie George and Jerome Bettis were running over everything.
I still play this game. i'm probably the best in the world at the game. at least top 100 no doubt. I'll beat anybody
"And if you don't get ahead in front of Jamal Lewis, he's going to make you look like a bunch of Cleveland Browns."
Savage, I love it.
Funny is he ended up playing for the Cleveland Browns
ZF12 and it’s still true today
@@marcuseversley3334 LoL 😂 lmao
Thank you for this
- Every Ravens Fan
Every running back fan
Yup
Imagine winning the Super Bowl as a rookie... and rushing for 1300 yds
He should be in the hall of fame honestly
"imagine that" Tony Dorsett
I agree! If they let a guy like Frank Gore in just because of longevity then Lewis, Shaun Alexander, & Rodger Craig need to be in. All of them have something Gore doesn’t: All-Pro, MVP, Rushing title, 1000 yds rec and rushing
@Mr. Censored I wouldn’t vote Lewis in the HOF but with Gore going in, why not! There’s not one year where anyone would say Gore was the best RB in the NFL. Lewis actually was the offense on a Super Bowl team. Gore will be the only HOF RB in the modern era with no MVP, 2000 yds, All pro, or a rushing title. This ain’t the Hall of longevity. Currently after 17 years he has less TD’s than priest Holmes & Shaun Alexander who played less than 10 years.
He should be hall of fame, and should have got an mvp that season
Reading about his struggles with CTE was heartbreaking. Jamal was a wrecking ball!
What a season. Love watching Power Running backs that have the burst of speed to go with their ability to run guys over.
I miss all the old players I grew up watching
Fr that 2000-2010 was special to Randy wiping his but on the post to to Steve n ocho goin at it td celebration wise etc just good entertainment now ppl scared to standout n market themselves
Facts
Thank you❗One of the MOST underrated backs in NFL history. Freak of nature. He ran for 2,000 AFTER two torn ACL injuries.😮
Unfornate that he isn't talked about in running back history. I'm mean 4th guy to get 2k yards also told the browns defense that he'd get 200 yards on em and did lol. Amazing player overshadowed by a defense that was on a even better level in 2000.
@Adam I mean one typo grow up.
@@makaibrown8297 Some asshats are like that.
Makai Brown nah he shouldn’t be talked about for greatest of all time. All his records were destroyed
Destroyed? He held the single game recorded at 295, AP took the record with 296. Thats hardly a destruction.
Art Vandalay AP is better Barry is better Walter is better Dickerson is better. When I say destroyed I mean those records were his only argument for Goat and now they have been taken away so he’s not even in the argument anymore
Out of those 2000 yard backs!!! His is the most underrated no one thinks about
2003 was also the first time we won the division. Jamal ran us to the AFC North crown.
Jamal was a human wrecking ball, it was an honor to watch him play as a kid. The man was our entire offense for like 5 years
If you think his Jamal's NFL CAREER was something, then you should've seen his COLLEGE career. Jamal is ONE OF MANY REASONS why the Tennessee VOLS won the 1998 National Championship against the 'Noles. GO BIG ORANGE!!!
Jamal Lewis and Ray Lewis was the main reason this California kid started rooting for the Ravens .. The Ravens were the epitome of smash mouth football .. still rocking with the Ravens till date .. Lamar Action Jackson bringing us another 🏆
Richard Serrano 28-12 I’m so sorry...
Facts I bought madden 2005 16 years ago ive been die hard ever since
same here
Lamar looked great yesterday in their win against the Titans. (talking about the playoff game played January 10, 2021) Keeps playing like that and this team could win the Super Bowl.
Awe Man! I'm happiest to see him doing well. The last time I saw him he was struggling to speak, and had post concussive issues. This man was a Marvel to watch. I appreciate all he gave, and am glad the game evolved so guys don't have to pay as heavy of a toll to play the game.
A back like him should've been gettin paid $50,000,000 a season.
Jamal was so damn good!!! I miss this man!!!
Jamal Lewis#31 (2000-2009) 9 Years Seasons With The Baltimore Ravens & The Cleveland Browns
After yrs of border line monstrosity playing against him, Thank you Mr. Lewis for coming to Cleveland with your skills to show others what winning football looks like, kudos to you Sir, For when i look at the long list of legendary backs who graced the Brown's uniform, You are counted amongst them(top ten)
The law firm of Lewis Lewis and Lewis Ray Lewis Jamal Lewis and Jermaine Lewis help lead the Baltimore Ravens to their first super bowl title and the head coach Brian billick he was a great office at mine in Minnesota when he had the weapons but when the Ravens won the super bowl they went old school offense runs the ball defense stopped the offense and Jermaine Lewis added the special team touch # old school RavenTude !
One of my all time favorite Ravens it's a crime shame how underrated he is
I became a Ravens fan because the first football game I watched was the Ravens vs the giants Superbowl. and after that Jamal Lewis was the reason I became a true Raven fan thank you jamal you made me wanna play highschool football and made me explore the sport I'm 30 years old and still play the game
He was a total throwback from another era.
“He ran like his feet where mad at the grass.”
Burt Reynolds king of queens
They really need to add him into madden‼️‼️‼️‼️
What an absolute monster...his speed was insane too...saw every home game he played here....legend
Jamal Lewis & Fred Taylor are my favorite RBs.
J-Lew was one of my favorite running backs to watch back then!
I was at that week 17 game when he broke 2000 yards. It was so cold and awesome I'll never forget it
Running Backs of the early 2000's don't get enough love
There was a bunch of good backs who brought it to you...damn near every team had a true FEATURE BACK .
Facts
Jamal Lewis belongs in the Hall of Fame.
Rodney Moore He will get there sir!! I agree he should of been there already, but you these stupid politics smh 🤦🏾♂️🤷🏾♂️🤷🏾♂️!!
Remind you, he missed second Year with torn ACL, or just imagine if he didn’t 🥺!!
And help that Defense win the Super Bowl in his rookie year, that’s all they had on offense was him, and sharp!! 🙏🏿👆🏿👆🏿
Would’ve broke the all time record if the “horse collar” rule was in effect at that time.
This actually would’ve hindered him. Logic will eventually tell you why , I’m too lazy to type
@@bobfole4781
Explain
@@spambamkeija634 if each horse collar were called , the Ravens would accept the 15yd penalty , which would resultantly shorten the field as well as the game. He’ll therefore be hindered from a potentially higher yardage total on subsequent possessions.
@@bobfole4781
Facts
@@35mm21 so we have a horse-collar rule in effect today because horse-collar tackles were occurring at a lower rate in the past ?
Go Ravens this guy was a beast
Jamal is what I styled my running game in high school and backyard football!!! definitely deserved that MVP
I served Jamal Lewis at JJ's Rib Shack Saturday, June 6th, 2020. We are very honored that Jamal Lewis chose to eat at JJ's Rib Shack, including dessert! We and the City of Atlanta are proud of Jamal Lewis and your accomplishments as a powerful running back! God bless you, and we look forward to seeing you again at JJ's Rib Shack Atlanta.
Jamal Lewis #31 Tennessee Volunteers (1996-1999)
Scott Conner it was actually 97-99
@@sickofguysnamedtodd2293 and he had Travis Henry as his back up and peyton manning wins a national title then leaves, strange ...
Being a 17 yo ravens fan, I had never watched him run. The title really says it all: I had heard the name, but didnt know how great he and his numbers were. Just recently (before this video), I saw he was one of the few to have 2000 rushing yards. Totally underrated it seems.
Man his 290 yard game vs Cleveland was nuts
I would love to see Calvin johnsons or Julio jones' legendary receiving seasons or anquan boldins effort or maybe even Joey porters beastly highlights
Or an Antonio Brown year, see how he feels about catching 17 passes and getting 250+ yards vs Oakland
@@fredleeland2464 Antonio Brown is a legit top 4-8 all time WR. He crazy af tho.
@@newagain9964 lol
@@zaintahir815 my comment is aging like wine. 😂
"Second only to Jim Brown" being a statement that is made about you at any point in your career means you were doing some crazy shit!
Raven fan.
I fucking LOVE Jamal Lewis.
That damn undercover bust ruined his career.
He was THE best running back for a couple years.
He was one of the guys who helped craft what it meant to play like a Raven.
One of the only on offense.
What undercover bust
@@memeteam2692 he sold cocaine to an undercover cop and went to prison. It ruined him
@@memeteam2692 came back years later with the browns if I remember right. Was never the same
@@memeteam2692 5 kilos.
Somehow got off with 4 months of prison time
J Lew one of the best to do it #Adamsville GA 💯
I miss these good battles back in the day
Jamal Lewis helped bring that smash mouth football to the Ravens. Just look at this years Ravens, they’re also a smash mouth team. Their offensive line is the best in the league and their depth at the running game is deep.
Dr. Mantis Toboggan, M.D. I do t see a smash mouth running team in the Ravens this year. They may be a run first, read option, but Tennessee this year with Derrick Henry is close to what we used to be. Today the Ravens run the ball with finesse and strategy requiring many variations on formations. In many ways, it’s better than what we used to do.
Matthew Bittenbender - A team that rushed for over 3,000 yards combined isn’t smash mouth?! Have you watched the Ravens offensive line this season?
Go back and watch the game footage from their game with New England this season and watch how they broke New England down by running the ball in the very first quarter.
Dr. Mantis Toboggan, M.D. listen, doc, you might (MIGHT) be able to call it smashmouth football compared to a pass happy league with defenses that are fast and agile rather than beefy. But this is not like the Jamal Lewis days. Because the Ravens abused a Patriots defense weak on stopping the run (as we saw again last week vs the Titans) and a shared rushing load of over 2000 yds does not a smashmouth make. Nearly half of those 2000+ yards came from our QB who is not smashing mouths. Lewis has 2066 on his own in ‘03. Ingram has been a physical runner this year, but he is no Jamal Lewis or Derrick Henry. Henry is as close to Lewis you can get in today’s NFL.
So your definition of smashmouth football is a bit generous if we’re comparing old school Ravens to new school Ravens. If we’re comparing it to today’s teams then you may have an argument, but if you watch the running styles back then where they initiated contact with defensive players then it’s not even a debate.
Matthew Bittenbender - and why do you think the Patriots defense line was weak last week against the Titans? Because the Ravens exposed it with their smash mouth style; starting with their oversized and powerful offensive line.
Just because one man isn’t getting the load of all the running doesn’t take away the fact that the offensive line inflicts their mark on opposing defenses with their smash mouth run game. Their run game is deep, and deeper than any other team in the league.
Dr. Mantis Toboggan, M.D. the Ravens didn’t expose it, their style just matched up well enough with them. Other teams started demonstrate that NE as weak up the middle before us but lacked the wherewithal to defeat them. The part that I think that we diverge on is the definition itself. The Ravens are comparatively less of a smashmouth team than Lewis’ day. Today they’re more dynamic than they are punishing. It’s more deception than running right over you. That part stands out when comparing old and new games.
He’s a Hall Of Famer
ugoshow1 👌🏿👌🏿👌🏿👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾💯💯💯😎🙏🏿
He was good, but not a hall of famer.
Loved him. When football was still football. From a Packers fan.
My favorite running back. So fucking fast and powerful
TWO guys I would HATE to try to tackle. Jamal Lewis and Jerome Bettis.
What About Brandon Jacobs, TJ Duckett, Mike Alstott, Payton Hillis & Derrick Henry
@@glasseyeofficial5957 Henry for sure! Dude is massive.
@@glasseyeofficial5957 I'm surprised people remember TJ Duckett. You can't find highlights of him
I wouldn’t. Go for the ankles or shins
Eddie George Earl Campbell, Jamal Lewis and Adrian Peterson
You guys should do a thing where you get every Browns coach since 1999 in the same room.
Ramen Robbie not enough chairs
Ramen Robbie like that fox sports tiger woods special where they got all his amateur opponents (tiger woods was undefeated as an amateur) in a room to talk about him: a group therapy session
Yeah, make sure you book a hotel with a conference/ball room because you're gonna have to plan some kind of banquet to accommodate that many people.
God what a time watching him play for us. The perfect combo of speed and power.. even that 82 yd run the jukes and swerves were crisp as shit. He was so fast soon as he got the ball in his hands he took off like a space shuttle rocket. Love that dude
Jamal Lewis was the back , a power back who can make you miss and run you over. Him along with the ravens Defense meshed well together.
Atlanta Finest..Best Running Back Ever out of Georgia.WestSide Made
I'd like to thank this video for reminding me how good Jamal Lewis and Preist Holmes were
Remember playing with them in madden, him and ray Lewis were a cold combination
One of my favorite backs & totally deserves to be mentioned among the best.
He's definitely not underrated to me, I know what he's about.
lol yea we Steeler fans do
Very humble guy. From my hometown. His grandmother was very sweet
I remember watching him play at Doug High, thinking this guy's going pro for sure.
@@bles05 oh definitely. We knew he had potential
@@latravisgriffin yessir..👍
Jamal Louis was on track to becoming the best running back of the decade and to be remembered all time then along comes Adrian Peterson
Glad you guys did this video he doesn’t ever get credit he was a beast back in the day hell even when he went to The Browns
11:52 I remember this game. I followed his stats game by game all year.
Remember the 295 game too.
This was when I first started being obsessed with the Ravens and following their every movement
Jacabo Blanco still gives me goosebumps watching
@@kingtazzzz1280 me too bro.
Such good memories. Those early to mid 2000 teams! Something special.
2006 was awesome too with McNair.
Then Flacco came along.
Now Lamar.
Ans great defense the whole time.
We are lucky as Ravens fans.
Sincere question, how old are you? Because you look like you're barely in your 20's in your pic. Just wondering htf you were following his stats when you were still in diapers..
@@mattmcgrath3959 I am 27 lmao just look 12.
My mommy keeps tells me looking young will be a good thing soon 🤣
Hell yea man loved that 2000-2004 era Ravens...even with the abysmal QB situation. Grback, boller, Anthony Wright, Jeff Blake...thank God we got McNair for 2006.
I forgot they tackle in practice LoL how the times have changed
I met Jamal Lewis in Vegas this past September. I shared that we had the same birthday and he took a pic with me. I had waited a long time to meet him. Even today he is a MAN. Probably 5’11 and built like wolverine. Imagine him at 240lbs and fast and tough…nasty! Very nice guy and cool. Thanks for the awesome memory and pics Jamal! Lifetime Ravens fan.
I never listened to Jamal talk before, but he seems to have a clear head and good perspective on things. I liked how he said us and we when talking about on field play. It is a team game.
Agreed!! Lewis and Sharpe or Heap. That was the Ravens offense for years. Where was all y'all noobs then. We know who's a reel Ravens fan!!
Im here! I was a kid in those days but a ravens fan still! I really was able to understand in the kyle boller days....sad times at school lol
HhheeeAaaaaaaapppppppppppp!!!!!!!! I love it when he catches the ball.. jamal lewis was a freak of a RB.. I hate Ray Rice screwed his self..
Wasn't there a Mason at WR? Dude had hands
Yep back when they had gary Baxter, chris McAllister ,Suggs, bart Scott, Ogden , Reed old Dion , Orlando brown ,Adalius Thomas and Will demps classic ravens days I still remember that 2001 class with reed shockey, mcgahee from the U man I miss those days😡😔✌
Steelers fan here: This guy was an absolute monster.
Blue Horseshoe no one cares
Ellsworth Bentley You cared enough to comment, shithead
A DAMN BEAST IS WHAT HE WAS..
What an awesome era. The NFL was stacked back then & it was still football.
We have had a lot of good Lewis’ with the ravens
My god can you imagine this man with Lamar? With 11 on 11 football?
He'd rush for 3k lol
It would be scarier than leatherface for opposing defenses
fax
That would be insane =) And just for good measure Johnathan Ogden, Ray Lewis, and Ed Reed in their primes =)
@@roguekoala71 yup also haloti ngata t sizzle chris mccallister
He wont get that much touches
What i love watching about Jamal Lewis is his legs just don't stop, when a defender tries 2 bring him down his legs r like a motor
It's scary, dudes 5'11 255 and runs like a fuckin CHEETAH.
I still have his jersey. What a bruiser. Much respect to Baltimore's greatest rusher
6:12
They were even making Browns jokes back in the day 😂 😂
He still never was 100% after his first turn ACL at Tennessee. Than a second ACL a few years in the league. The year he came out in college at UT. He was like something you never saw before. Watching the guy live on TV or in person was special. If he didn't have 2 terrible knee injuries who knows what he could have done. Maybe been 1 of the best ever to play RB
I never knewv he tore his ACL in college too. Even if it wasn't the same knee that he tore in the pros, it makes his career even more impressive in hindsight.
Real throwback no gloves, no elbow pads, no sleeves. One of my favorites he is much underrated.
Jamal Lewis is the greatest running back of the 2000s
Damn, how do they have HD footage of Super Bowl XXXV? That was 2001.
Lol NFL has been really good at preserving their games history as well as NFL Films stuff. NBA/NHL all you can find is grainy footage and zero extra content like this video, or micd up, A Football Life, NFL Films Presents, Turning Point etc. We're pretty luck as NFL fans.
Yes. Most films from the 21st century were shot on 35mm film, but there is some argument on how high of a resolution that translates to digitally. It depends a lot on a variety of factors. A 1080p video has, by definition 2,073,600 pixels per frame. 35mm film, by the most conservative of estimates, equates to 4 to 16 million pixels per frame. This means that even when we get to 4K being the standard, 35mm will still be able to be upscaled to fit the display.
Big River Records it was the second Super bowl in HD (the first being the Titans-Rams game a year earlier on ABC HD), Kevin Harlan called the CBS HD broadcast which is why you hear him in this video, while Gumbel and Simms were only on SD.
We had cars and everthing in 2001
TheLocalLt good info. I didn’t know HD broadcasts went back that far.
One of the few good players in the 2000 draft (him and a few other players and I didn't forget about tom Brady)
The moves and the trucking!! Beast! I use to love this football! That boy was fast too!
My top 10 favorite RB. Dude was incredible to watch!
He looks like a great value Tracy morgan
I don't think we'll ever see a 2000 yard rushing season again with the way the game is going today.
Raymond Smith that's how you know how legendary Adrian Peterson is. It was already a passing league when he had his'. And that was after his ACL!
@Luis Mercado No, Peterson was drafted in this league before the transition to a passing league. When he broke 2K it was still a running league. CJ2K had a 2K year just before him.
@@thabruhfrom9444 wtf are you talking about? Chris Johnson 2k year was 2009, APs was 2012, not a year before. Nevertheless, the offensive play changes that have way to the modern passing era were born in 2007 and where well in use by 2012, the year Manning was also considered for the award when he was in Denver.
@Luis Mercado who the fuck thinks the league transformed into a passing league in 2007? More like 2013. Teams up to 2012 were still operating a run first offense. 49ers, in 2011 with Kap, Redskins, in 2012 with RG3. Hell, Alford Morris had 1600 yards in 2012. Who? BTW, never said CJ2k broke 2K a year before him, I said he rushed for 2K just before him. Never said he did it in 2012.
@@LuisMercadoorg Personally I think it was 2011 when it started getting ridiculous. I mean three 5000 yard passers in one season? C'mon
One of my favorite runningbacks in the early - mid 2000's
One of my all time favorite RB's. Man looks good at 40. He was a beast at 5'11 235-245lbs.
sOOOOOOO underrated
He got robbed out of a 300yd game
@Ravenz5220 hate how our coaches always sit our players, sat a young team in week 17 and the break was so long it caused us to loose lmao
@@logan-dm5zp the whole game us on the ravens channel Playlist I finally saw it but ita unlisted so u have to go to ravens 25 greatest games Playlist and im a packers fan and love it !
I grew up in the 90's and was grew up in the household of 9er fans (which I am still to this day). We only had one TV growing up so Sundays were always football days. That being said, I didn't watch the NFL as closely until the early 2000's. I must say it was a pleasure watching all these players play the way they did. I watched Jamal Lewis's journey to 2k, Payton Hillis's one year wonder, Dante Halls crazy human joystick moves, Hester running the first kick return for a touchdown, NOLA winning their first superbowl a year after Katrina, Terrell Owens antics from hitting the Cowboys center star (twice) and being a Cowboy. so many to name, so little time. the 2000's- to now will always be fond memories of great plays and players. Thank you NFL Throwbacks for letting me relive the good and the bad :)
I was a raiderfan all my life. Jamal was the man! A real running back. And he ran the ball. Not run away from with the ball.
I’ll take Lewis over the Bus any day of the week and twice on Sundays.
Facts
Too bad Lamar or Joe wasn't quarterbacking that year.
@Walter Brown either one could possibly taken the ravens deep into the playoffs back then.
@Walter Brown super bowl party every year.
Another Super Bowl
Jamal was a beast ☝️glad I was fortunate enough to watch him play.
This dude was one of my favorite players. He’s one of the best power backs of all time. And he was fast af too. 👍🏼
Who’s watching this in 2020 after they lost the playoffs
He should’ve won MVP that year.
Quasimoto7 But the Ravens had a losing record. MVP has to take his team to the playoffs. AP won with the Vikings 10-6 record. LT won with the Chargers 12-4 record.
I'm a Steeler fan from Pittsburgh but I loved the Lewis boys and respect all 3 great team
Yamal was the ORIGINAL BEAST MODE ! Was a pleasure watching The Brother get BUSY !