"I understand Peyton's frustration because legacies are sweat driven." - Ray Lewis on Monday Night Countdown https://t.co/k4TtY8XbC8

— ESPN Monday Night (@ESPNMondayNight) December 29, 2015

I have absolutely no idea what Ray Lewis is talking about here.

Suzy Kolber asked him about his own PED allegations in relation to what Peyton Manning is going through and the video above shows his response.

He was all over the place and I don't think ever actually addressed the original question.

I really love his biblical reference to "the fiery darts of the wicked" I think that applies perfectly to PED allegations.  Wait what?

But my favorite line has to be, "me, myself and Steve Young."  That is a thing of beauty.

Matthew Stafford of the #Lions breaks out the Ray Lewis dance... and does it remarkably well. @TheCauldron pic.twitter.com/LovVQexFc8

— RN's Funhouse (@RNs_Funhouse) December 22, 2015

In one of the most meaningless games of the season the Lions put up 35 on the Saints to win the game.  During the postgame interview with the MNF crew Matthew Stafford was asked to break out the Ray Lewis and he nailed it.

Take that Drew Brees!  With all your stupid records on a crappy team.

I wonder if Stafford saw the tape of the guys trashing the entire Lions franchise before the game.  Especially that mush head Steve Young.

Probably not because he did their stupid postgame interview.

The Dolphins forgot to cover the Giants best player and he torched them for an 84 yard touchdown.  After the score, which ended up being the game winner, Odell Beckham Jr. broke out the Ray Lewis.

The Cowboys beat the Redskins on Monday night, because it wouldn't be the NFC East if they didn't.  With the Cowboys win they move into second place at 4-8 in the division, which also happens to be last.

I know there are tie breakers that make it a little more complicated than that.  But the bottom line is Dallas is a game back and the NFC East is wide open.

Unfortunately that gives Cowboys fans hope and whenever there is hope there is Jerry Jones trying to keep it alive.

The NFC East is terrible and I think poets Trent Dilfer and Ray Lewis said it best, "it's who can be the least bad."

And, "bottom line somebody is gonna win the division."  Bottom line indeed.

Ray Lewis released a taste of an upcoming track from his new rap album.  The track titled "Can You Stand The Rain" and it....it speaks for itself.

It's hard to explain, you really have to listen to it yourself.

Here's an early taste of my song Can You Stand The Rain - coming soon!! #ep #raylewis #music #newsingle #canyoustandtherain #52 #raylewis52

A video posted by Ray Lewis (@raylewis) on Nov 11, 2015 at 5:21pm PST

new kind of swag
It's time for a new kind of swag. #wisdomwednesday
Posted by Ray Lewis on Wednesday, November 4, 2015

Ray Lewis posted this ranting/freestyle video on Wednesday calling for a new kind of swag.  I think that's what he's calling for anyway.  That's what he posted along with the video, "It's time for a new kind of swag. #wisdomwednesday."

I have no idea what he is actually talking about.  It seems like the rant of a madman.

Baltimore Ravens kicker Justin Tucker does a pretty funny Ray Lewis impression.  So of course, with Ray's old team the Ravens playing on Monday Night Football, it got some air time.

The impression of Lewis was not enough for the Ravens as they lost their 6th game of the season to the Cardinals.

Former Baltimore Ravens linebacker Ray Lewis released a passionate video message to the Baltimore rioters.  Basically he's urging the rioters to stop destroying the city and go home.

Easier said than done.

Peaceful protesting hasn't gotten the message across.  Not that I'm supporting rioting and looting, but sometimes you need to make a statement.

According to Aaron Rodgers the Super Bowl can suck it and so can his girlfriend Olivia Munn- Terez Owens

Ray Lewis calls Valentine's day Valentimes day- Busted Coverage

Gronk would consider Dancing With The Stars- Thunder Treats

Devin Booker took to twitter to check on the Vols cheerleader he trucked- Fat Man Writing

Surfer Anastasia Ashley has a great butt and it's featured in an ad now- Steakwood

Ray Lewis claimed that because of deflated balls during the AFC Championship game the Patriots deserved an asterisk next to their Super Bowl victory.  Never mind the fact that deflated footballs provide no advantage at all.

Not to mention the fact that Lewis was alleged to have actually cheated by using deer antler spray, a banned PED.  Following Lewis down the Patriots cheated path is Jerry Rice.  Once considered the best wide receiver to ever play the game.  Now an admitted cheater himself.

Rice admitted to using stickum during his career.  A career that earned him three Super Bowl rings with the 49ers.  Stickum was banned in the NFL in 1981.

All of those now Super Bowl victories now need an asterisk.  Two of the three rings Rice earned were with Joe Montana as the quarterback.

That means two of his four Super Bowls are now tainted with actual cheating and must have an asterisk if this Patriots Super Bowl deserves one.  Here is Rice admitting he cheated.

For reasons unknown Steve Young attempted to do Ray Lewis' squirrel dance on Monday Night Football.  The result of Young's attempt was the whitest thing you'll see all day.

Ray Lewis was on ESPN NFL Countdown with his suit and his glasses, because everyone knows glasses make you smarter, rambling on about Ray Rice and the Ravens. During his "intelligent" talk, complete with preacher pauses, he said "there are some things you can cover up and then there's some things you can't."

Yeah Ray Lewis talking about things you can and can't cover up.  The point of the entire rambling seems to be don't blame the Ravens for doing all they could to hide facts and get a reduced punishment from the courts and the NFL.

Not a chance in hell that happend Ray.  Sure the entire thing was caused by Ray Rice but there was an appropriate response to those actions and the upper management of the Ravens failed to properly act.

They deserve to be punished for their attempts to hide the truth and reduce the severity of what took place.

Ray Lewis was on Sunday NFL Countdown expressing his desires to have NFL players, who commit crimes, to be face harsher punishment.

Yeah he's the same Ray Lewis who was arrested on murder charges and plead guilty to obstructing justice in that same case.  Lewis lied and attempted to hide facts about the events that ended two men's lives.

So maybe Lewis isn't the best person to be lecturing to today's NFL players.

A fact that Cris Carter of the Sunday NFL Countdown crew didn't let slide.  Lewis then turned from morality spokesman to defending himself, via BroBible:

Terence Garvin a Pittsburgh Steelers rookie has been fined $25,000 for the huge hit on Bengal punter Kevin Huber.  Huber suffered a broken jaw and vertebrae in his neck on the hit and the league came down pretty heavily on the rookie.  Garvin is pulling in the rookie league minimum which works out to be $24,000 a week.

I understand it's an illegal hit but there was no flag on the play and how about make the fine based on the man's salary.  Where is Ray Lewis on this one?

Ahmad Brooks was fined after being penalized for a forearm across Drew Brees' chest.  The call and the fine are BS!  Ray Lewis agrees and has offered to pay half of the fine levied against Brooks.

Terrell Suggs claims Roger Goodell was responsible for the blackout at the Super Bowl last year.  He's not alone retired Raven, Ray Lewis, also believes Goodell was responsible for the blackout.  At the time the Ravens had a big lead and the blackout sparked a comeback by the 49ers.

Either way the Ravens won the game so why even say anything?

See Suggs' interview with Lisa Salters where he reveals his blackout conspiracy theory below: